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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #50 on: January 20, 2010, 08:38:28 AM »
Thanks GT you've been a big help through this project! I will run down and get a switch that has a four wire with the ACC if they have one. Does it have to be a marine one or does it matter really. If it has to be marine I will definately have to order it in this town!
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #51 on: January 20, 2010, 07:24:40 PM »
Thanks GT you've been a big help through this project! I will run down and get a switch that has a four wire with the ACC if they have one. Does it have to be a marine one or does it matter really. If it has to be marine I will definately have to order it in this town!

Does not need to be "Marine" as far as I know...I guess I never thought about it...

Cole Hersey, Echlin (NAPA), Belden, Sierra, they are all descent switches....Pretty hard to screw that up IMHO...

GT
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If i get some free time tonight at work, ill play with it and post it for everyone to see.

Time to man up and yank it John!  :banghead:
Ray

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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #52 on: January 21, 2010, 09:23:26 AM »
GT your awesome, That worked now I am getting 12V under cranking at the ignition wire. Last night I still had no spark so I pulled that cheap ass dizzy I bought and put in a Motorcraft one I had lying around. Has an external coil so I had to go pick one of those up. Still no spark. Then I decided to wire up the MSD 6A box and then what do you know spark. Put the wires back on and
HOLY CRAP it fired up imediately with no hesitation. Even had a great idle for no tuning yet. Now time to organize the mess of wires I got going on in there. Just wanted to make sure it all would run correctly first. I will post some pics and possibly a video this weekend we took. Sorry guys I almost couldn't sleep I was trying to start this thing for a week now working on it every night till midnight.
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #53 on: January 25, 2010, 09:56:39 AM »
Here are some updated pics guys
















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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #54 on: January 25, 2010, 11:29:59 AM »
That's looking killer  :thumbup:

Your getting close..


I have some (hopefully) constructive criticism for you though....

I would move the MSD box to higher ground...it will get wet there guaranteed, also, is your oil filter as close as it seems? I think a shorty oil filter will help you out there. (I am having brain fade right now, but I think a MOPAR filter will work)..

One more thing, lock out the vacuum advance plate and remove the pot and the hose, you will be glad you did, marine applications, especially a jet, don't make enough vacuum at WOT to bring in full timing, (a similar reason vacuum secondary carbs have issues).

That boat has come an unbelievably long way.... :thumbup: You should be proud as hell...

GT
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Ray

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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #55 on: January 25, 2010, 03:45:39 PM »
That's looking killer  :thumbup:

Your getting close..


I have some (hopefully) constructive criticism for you though....

I would move the MSD box to higher ground...it will get wet there guaranteed, also, is your oil filter as close as it seems? I think a shorty oil filter will help you out there. (I am having brain fade right now, but I think a MOPAR filter will work)..

One more thing, lock out the vacuum advance plate and remove the pot and the hose, you will be glad you did, marine applications, especially a jet, don't make enough vacuum at WOT to bring in full timing, (a similar reason vacuum secondary carbs have issues).

That boat has come an unbelievably long way.... :thumbup: You should be proud as hell...

GT

was gonna say the same thing glenn! actually i believe chevy will work....as long as the o-ring contacts all the way around and it threads on it will work! one more thing to add to glenn's thoughts! carb that puppy!
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #56 on: January 25, 2010, 06:40:46 PM »
Thanks guys, I love criticism acctually it saves me time from screw ups I will cause later ^-^

I have a shorty that will clear the stringer and I will put that on, I need to realign the motor cuz the angle is a little off if you look at the front of the motor to the driveline on the pump. SO I will do both at the same time.

As for the MSD box could I just make a L bracket off the stringer out of some aluminum and mount it up a little more?

How do I lock out the vacuum advance plate. And do i just plug the vacuum on the carb. Should I be running a different carb or will it be okay to just change later I know you guys were saying earlier I should go to like an 850 or so. Just don't want to hurt the motor.

Thanks again, I do feel pretty good about this project, I never knew it would be so fulfilling as I have never tackled something that needed a full resto Can't wait to get her wet!
All I still need is my pop off valve, exhaust hose and exhaust tips which are on their way! Oh and the paint needs to be finished, i still have graphics getting laid on and the DCU2002 clear gonna try to lay it on thick ;D
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #57 on: January 25, 2010, 07:17:24 PM »
Pop off valve? How fast do you plan on going? You don't need a pop off valve unless you plan on going more than 100 mph!
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #58 on: January 25, 2010, 07:26:22 PM »
Thanks guys, I love criticism acctually it saves me time from screw ups I will cause later ^-^

I have a shorty that will clear the stringer and I will put that on, I need to realign the motor cuz the angle is a little off if you look at the front of the motor to the driveline on the pump. SO I will do both at the same time.

As for the MSD box could I just make a L bracket off the stringer out of some aluminum and mount it up a little more?

How do I lock out the vacuum advance plate. And do i just plug the vacuum on the carb. Should I be running a different carb or will it be okay to just change later I know you guys were saying earlier I should go to like an 850 or so. Just don't want to hurt the motor.

Thanks again, I do feel pretty good about this project, I never knew it would be so fulfilling as I have never tackled something that needed a full resto Can't wait to get her wet!
All I still need is my pop off valve, exhaust hose and exhaust tips which are on their way! Oh and the paint needs to be finished, i still have graphics getting laid on and the DCU2002 clear gonna try to lay it on thick ;D

Hey,

How dense am I??? I just noticed your in Grants Pass????  Do me a favor, kick Deputy Sheriff Larry A. in the junk for me.... :thumbup:

To lock out the Vac adv typically all you need is a machine screw and a nut to lock it down to the housing, I do know on a Delco, all you need is a piece of coat hanger and a 10/32 screw to lock it down...Dunno about a Motorcraft/Autolite deal...

Pop off, or pressure relief ?(about a $1200 difference LOL).. :thumbup:

GT
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Ray

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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #59 on: January 25, 2010, 07:54:04 PM »
That's looking killer  :thumbup:

Your getting close..


I have some (hopefully) constructive criticism for you though....

I would move the MSD box to higher ground...it will get wet there guaranteed, also, is your oil filter as close as it seems? I think a shorty oil filter will help you out there. (I am having brain fade right now, but I think a MOPAR filter will work)..

One more thing, lock out the vacuum advance plate and remove the pot and the hose, you will be glad you did, marine applications, especially a jet, don't make enough vacuum at WOT to bring in full timing, (a similar reason vacuum secondary carbs have issues).

That boat has come an unbelievably long way.... :thumbup: You should be proud as hell...

GT
all solid advise :thumbup:
ditch the fram and get the napa 1068 same as a wix
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #60 on: January 25, 2010, 08:00:25 PM »
Sorry guys I meant pressure releif valve lol Like 75bucks or so I think. :screwy: I feel like I'm back in school and I learn something everyday ^-^

So whats the sheriffs last name I'm sure I probably know him, it's such a small town!

I will take care of that vacuum advance GT thanks for the tips!

Oh and I still need seats so if anyone sees some used ones around let me know. I think this project has raped me financially :sly:
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #61 on: January 25, 2010, 08:02:59 PM »
Sorry guys I meant pressure releif valve lol Like 75bucks or so I think. :screwy: I feel like I'm back in school and I learn something everyday ^-^

So whats the sheriffs last name I'm sure I probably know him, it's such a small town!

I will take care of that vacuum advance GT thanks for the tips!

Oh and I still need seats so if anyone sees some used ones around let me know. I think this project has raped me financially :sly:

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Ray

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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #62 on: January 25, 2010, 08:13:45 PM »
Sorry guys I meant pressure releif valve lol Like 75bucks or so I think. :screwy: I feel like I'm back in school and I learn something everyday ^-^

So whats the sheriffs last name I'm sure I probably know him, it's such a small town!

I will take care of that vacuum advance GT thanks for the tips!

Oh and I still need seats so if anyone sees some used ones around let me know. I think this project has raped me financially :sly:

They all do!

But I gotta say! Now I want a White Motor! THAT is killer lookin'  :thumbup: :thumbup:

Gonna steal that idea! Hope you don't mind.

ray
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #63 on: January 25, 2010, 08:16:56 PM »
my dad was living in grants pass for a minute as well....his on again off again gf still lives there! i always wanted to check it out, but never made it that far north....
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #64 on: January 25, 2010, 08:19:13 PM »
They all do!

But I gotta say! Now I want a White Motor! THAT is killer lookin'  :thumbup: :thumbup:

Gonna steal that idea! Hope you don't mind.

ray

Your motor needs to be titty pink... :screwy:
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #65 on: January 25, 2010, 08:22:50 PM »
Your motor needs to be titty pink... :screwy:

LOL  :D  :thumbup:
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #66 on: January 25, 2010, 08:42:29 PM »
Your motor needs to be titty pink... :screwy:
  Nah I think you meant UDDER pink ;D ;D ;D
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #67 on: January 25, 2010, 09:23:15 PM »
Yea I think the white looks pretty clean for now we will see how long it lasts. Go for it white would look good, but damn pink would be down right hilarious!

Grants Pass is nice, it's small but have alot of outdoors stuff including the river, too bad it's not fiberglass friendly lol

Some day if you all ever had a get together it would be nice to take the boat down, GF has alot of family in San Diego/Santee area.
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #68 on: January 25, 2010, 09:27:33 PM »
Yea I think the white looks pretty clean for now we will see how long it lasts. Go for it white would look good, but damn pink would be down right hilarious!
Grants Pass is nice, it's small but have alot of outdoors stuff including the river, too bad it's not fiberglass friendly lol

Some day if you all ever had a get together it would be nice to take the boat down, GF has alot of family in San Diego/Santee area.

OK, I'm in! (Thanks Glenn  :thumbup: always a help.......... :sly:)

Ray
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #69 on: January 26, 2010, 08:42:58 AM »
Ray --  do you ever, even once, hear an idea and say to yourself, "Nope I ain't gonna do it.  It just is not a good idea."?     I bet your Mom would tell me you ran before you walked huh?
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #70 on: January 26, 2010, 12:27:16 PM »
where do  you get the yellow trim rings around your gauges? boat looks great by the way i cant wait to get to the stage you are at  :thumbup:
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #71 on: January 26, 2010, 02:00:43 PM »
where do  you get the yellow trim rings around your gauges? boat looks great by the way i cant wait to get to the stage you are at  :thumbup:

Here you go Gord.
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #72 on: January 26, 2010, 06:16:31 PM »
Ray --  do you ever, even once, hear an idea and say to yourself, "Nope I ain't gonna do it.  It just is not a good idea."?     I bet your Mom would tell me you ran before you walked huh?

LMAO! Yeah, I do! I was told not to tunnel ram Moo? Does that count?

Actually, I mostly hear those BAD ideas at work. You guys are all full of good ideas!

I dun wanna get into what my Mom might tell you.......................... :screwy:

Ray
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #73 on: January 26, 2010, 06:59:12 PM »
Can someone tell me if this will work as a pressure releif bob @ dana said it will and it is adjustable for down to 12-15psi

http://www.danamarineproducts.com/GroupCatProducts.cfm?CatId=289&group_id=44&page=1&CFID=774214&CFTOKEN=57d3082-f8adf749-c49e-4955-9b50-3dfefd135fa1
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Re: 74 Tahiti
« Reply #74 on: January 26, 2010, 07:41:52 PM »
Can someone tell me if this will work as a pressure releif bob @ dana said it will and it is adjustable for down to 12-15psi

http://www.danamarineproducts.com/GroupCatProducts.cfm?CatId=289&group_id=44&page=1&CFID=774214&CFTOKEN=57d3082-f8adf749-c49e-4955-9b50-3dfefd135fa1

Sure it will (insert sarcasm here) Look at the thread from Nordic 454 on this very subject. Personally, these are a waste of time and money. But if you're hellbent on using one, DON'T USE THAT STYLE.

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