McCulloch Supercharger on Studebaker Engine (Part 2)

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @paradiseroad6405
    @paradiseroad6405 3 года назад +1

    ...now THAT'S cool...

  • @rondyechannel1399
    @rondyechannel1399 3 года назад

    What carb bonnet 9enclosure) are you using?

    • @StlNovas
      @StlNovas  3 года назад +2

      It's a stock bonnet from that setup in a Studebaker and Bill then added a broken and cut up Cal Custom Oil pan upside down on top of the bonnet.

  • @adamwuttke6515
    @adamwuttke6515 4 года назад +1

    What cam are you running

    • @StlNovas
      @StlNovas  4 года назад +1

      We "think" it is the original one. There is no history on the motor except it was torn down and the bearings looked good and was put back together. I was at the shop tonight working on troubleshooting the emergency flashers and the plan as of tonight is to get either a glass windshield in or put in a lexan one, get some door panels on it and take it to the Glory Days race up in Byron Illinois in 2 weeks or so. For the latest go to my Flickr albums with a bunch of Thursday stuff we do. www.flickr.com/photos/121766713@N04/albums/72157711392627071

    • @adamwuttke6515
      @adamwuttke6515 4 года назад

      @@StlNovas it sounds really good and I love your work I would like to send you some pics of my work in progress well all of them

  • @charlescosta8259
    @charlescosta8259 3 года назад

    Are you listening with ALEXIA? hahhahaha...great...guys I have a doubt about this supercharger, I have been sow some videos on youtube and many mccullogh superchargers have an electric wire on upside, appearing to be conected with a small part, I don´t know what is this. Can you help?

    • @StlNovas
      @StlNovas  3 года назад

      Under the die cast emblem held in with the two screws, there is an electric solenoid under it. This solenoid is grounded when it get's mounted and then there is a power wire off of it that goes to a switch on the throttle and then the switch then get's power from an accessory port on the fuse block. The thing is I cannot remember if the switch is normally closed or open but I do know we ordered a manual for the blower and it had a troubleshooting section as well as the different belt lengths when used on different applications. live.staticflickr.com/65535/49655641487_2cc0134f88_z.jpg

    • @StlNovas
      @StlNovas  3 года назад

      And here is the backside not showing the two electrical connections of the plunger switch: live.staticflickr.com/65535/49702705543_9ba5802098_b.jpg

  • @StlNovas
    @StlNovas  4 года назад

    Yep showing it in public and more of them being flown in other parts of the garage. Sadly the barrel of fuel is now empty due to running it through the other project car: ruclips.net/video/C8cN9wXqIGM/видео.html

  • @StlNovas
    @StlNovas  4 года назад

    Looks like we lost a screwed up comment from a misguided individual, michael roya and he stated in a comment to my stuff: Ahh yes show the confederate flag . You have a barrel of gasoline next to it. You should burn it. And then had some faces after that tearing up,laughing and whatever. It's sad, this guy doesn't even have any uploads of his stuff.He must REALLY be proud of himself. Here's a screen shot of his comment in case this lowlife shows back up. What a piece of work this one is. live.staticflickr.com/65535/50102045158_7bc16ac281_b.jpg