@@Joesmusclecargarage Ok my screw head is much smaller than the one in the video. The head is pretty messed up now after the cutting. I’m just looking for a bigger sized head with maybe a nice knurling on it for easy adjustment. Thanks for responding. 👍🏻
How to get fuel to the injectors I can put a fuel pump electric and put a tube in a gas can and it will squirt perfect but when hooking back up to factory is not working what can I do
If you mean a standard vacuum gauge that measures in/hg, no. It must be measured in in/h2o. If you don’t want to buy a manometer, it’s easy to make one. There is no “reading”. The procedure for the LU5 and L83 is identical.Follow the steps shown in my videos and you’ll be fine.
Thanks for doing these videos. I’m steadily getting mine ready to drive. This is very helpful.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
I’m a lucky one that had to cut the weld on my balance screw. Where did you get your screw?
@@niatt3537 It was the factory screw. I ground the weld off of it.
@@Joesmusclecargarage Ok my screw head is much smaller than the one in the video. The head is pretty messed up now after the cutting. I’m just looking for a bigger sized head with maybe a nice knurling on it for easy adjustment. Thanks for responding. 👍🏻
@@niatt3537just take your old rounded off screw to a fastener shop, they should be able to get you what you need
How to get fuel to the injectors I can put a fuel pump electric and put a tube in a gas can and it will squirt perfect but when hooking back up to factory is not working what can I do
Is the in-tank pump turning on?
Can you tell me the type of balance water gauge you use I would like to try to find one
I explain it in the video. It’s a slack tube water manometer. You can either make one, or buy one.
can you use a vacum guage ? and if so do you know the reading for the 84 corvette ?
If you mean a standard vacuum gauge that measures in/hg, no. It must be measured in in/h2o. If you don’t want to buy a manometer, it’s easy to make one. There is no “reading”. The procedure for the LU5 and L83 is identical.Follow the steps shown in my videos and you’ll be fine.
@@Joesmusclecargarage thanks for your videos, my son has a 84 and it needs some love.