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On Mon, 20 Jun 2011 21:05:29 -0700, "Califbill"
wrote: "L G" wrote in message ... Harryk wrote: On 6/20/11 8:37 AM, Tim wrote: On Jun 19, 11:46 pm, wrote: My 300 HP 327 SS 1964 Impala got better than that, and would do 142 mph. Bill, you could get good gas then...This crap won't hardly burn. I've had no problems with "ethanolized" fuel in cars, trucks, four stroke outboards, four stroke lawnmower and lawn tractor, two cycle chain saw or grass trimmer. The vehicles, outboards and lawn tractor have user-changeable fuel filters. Usually, I run the chain saw and trimmer until they run dry. Paper fuel filters do nothing for ethanol, expert. Reply: I know the old gas got about 10% more mileage than the new stuff. But, damn, all that computerized fuel injection and separate coil for each cylinder, should get a lot more mileage than a high performance 1964 carbed engine. The model T ford and renowned 409 both got about 15 MPH. So does our Navigator, and the 94 F-150. The navigator has a four cam 32 valve 330 inch V-8, which seems a bit rich for a truck. Lincoln had to match the Cadillac Northstar. Where the difference in mileage with the new cars shows up is around town, the carbs would work well at the steady cruise they were optimized for. Casady |
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