Pontiac Tripower Carburetor Rebuild

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  • Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
  • We rebuild the Tri-Power Rochester 2G carburetors on our Pontiac GTO.
    Intro from "Phantom of the Paradise', Harbor Productions, 1974. Written and Directed by Brian DePalma.

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  • @Adrenacyde
    @Adrenacyde 5 місяців тому +3

    Loved the Feature-Length installment.
    Hoping for future Monolith content. 🤞

  • @earleholt4380
    @earleholt4380 5 місяців тому

    Great to see you back Ed. Here in Maine, I always add Stabil Ethanol neutralizer at every fill up to my '64 Fairlane and that seems to do the trick.

  • @DDSpeedShop
    @DDSpeedShop 5 місяців тому

    glad too see ya back makin videos

  • @timferriss905
    @timferriss905 5 місяців тому +1

    Hello Ed. I’ve got a tri power set up for a Buick with Rochester carbs. I’ve not run it since I imported it. So this video is really helpful. I tend to take photos as I go as my memory is getting worse. Any way thanks for the tips. Tim from England.

  • @cavemangarage
    @cavemangarage 5 місяців тому

    Hello Ed nice to see again ya buddy..

  • @tenthousanddays2103
    @tenthousanddays2103 5 місяців тому

    Nice.👌

  • @terryfinlayson225
    @terryfinlayson225 5 місяців тому +2

    Welcome back Ed !!!! better stock up on premium gas our pipeline in Manitoba is shutdown for 3 months ? What happen to SPPTV ?

  • @last302
    @last302 5 місяців тому

    I saw your GTO at world of wheels. I wanted to talk to you and ask you a few EEC Tweecer tuning questions but you were busy with someone else.
    Any idea how much ethanol is used in our Premium gas now? E10?

    • @The_Performance_Laboratory
      @The_Performance_Laboratory  5 місяців тому

      Sorry I didn't get a chance to talk to you at WoW. My understanding is that 10% of all gasoline sold in Manitoba must be ethanol. Previous to 2022, that number was 9.25%, which allowed premium to still be pure gasoline. Since the 10% is an overall average, specific fuels could be slightly above or below that number. You'd need to test each fuel (and each seasonal blend) to determine exactly what ethanol content it has.