Modified the carb spacer...

Well I noticed before when I put my carb spacer on my intake the holes were blocked by the intake a bit. So I filed the intake to match it better. It looks jacked up but I marked it and filed to a perfect match. I don't know if coolant runs through the intake center section like it does on the stock one's so I didn't do too much. I gave it the ZeRo treatment



I had taken sandpaper to the ports before but wanted to do more this time. The ports were real ugly when I first got it.
http://i976.photobucket.com/albums/ae245/bb429power/P7050097.jpg

I radiused the center part. to match, I was told people usually file this pat to a point.
http://i976.photobucket.com/albums/ae245/bb429power/P7050098.jpg

What I did, the rest was like that.
http://i976.photobucket.com/albums/ae245/bb429power/P7050099.jpg

Looks bad but this seems like the perfect texture for ports, its not too rough but enough to make the fuel stay mixed with the air.
http://i976.photobucket.com/albums/ae245/bb429power/P7050100.jpg
http://i976.photobucket.com/albums/ae245/bb429power/P7050101.jpg

By the way, is this for putting a kick down cable bracket on or something?
http://i976.photobucket.com/albums/ae245/bb429power/P7050102.jpg

I have been waiting to do this for a while. So any ideas on this? Did I do good or could I do more? I want some HeRo advice.

I want some HeRo advice.


You mite have to wait till the HeRo gets his cape back on