Cliff ruggles Thanks excellant Job

Thanks cliff Great Job on My Carb...Thats the reason you wrote the book.

 

Thanks Steve. I'll bet your buried deep in snow about this time of year? I've been starting my car up at least once a week, but it's going to be a long-cold Winter from the looks of things.:beers2: ....Cliff

 

No snow cliff...you see we live right here in Colorado unlike you eastern guys...been in the 50s and 60s :bla: all kidding aside great job hope you and you family have a good Christmas and a happy new year

 

Thanks Steve, and by all means, send some of that weather this way! Have a great holiday season!.....Cliff

 

Cliff, you ever do anything with 2v Rochesters?

 

Once in a while we do one, and about half a dozen Tri-Power's each year. I don't advertise for them, as we have a 6-8 month backlog for Quadrajet work most of the year. I attached a pic of Cadillac tri-power we did a while ago. I made the fuel lines for it, and some of the linkage and other small parts as well.....Cliff

 

Cliff, you have a website????? Just asked the wife for the book for my b-day:beer

 

http://www.cliffshighperformance.com/

Books are available directly off the website.

Quite a few items are available individually off the website.

We recomend calling in for multiple items to save in shipping charges. We charge actual shipping cost(s) plus a small handling charge to cover the box, label, packing material, etc.....Cliff

 

what's the biggest dual-jet Rochester you've ever heard of? i know there was one on some of the 1974 Buick 455s. is there a Pontiac version of that 2 barrel?

 

Cliff earns his reputation the old fashion way. I gave him the specs on my build and he returned my Q-Jet ready to bolt on. All I had to do was set the idle (didn't take much) and top it off with an air cleaner. The thing runs like a dream and sounds like one too. Thanks, Cliff!

Now, if I could only do something about the snow.

 

"what's the biggest dual-jet Rochester you've ever heard of? i know there was one on some of the 1974 Buick 455s. is there a Pontiac version of that 2 barrel?"

2GC?

The largest 2GC's are found on Marine applications, from what I've been told. Not sure if the big car 2bbls were as large as the Marine units or not?.....Cliff

 

Not sure if the big car 2bbls were as large as the Marine units or not?.....Cliff


thanks. i guess i'll have to start doing some digging.

i have a 600cfm 2v Holley but i don't think it will be considered legal.