Posted by Lanse on November 20, 2015 at 16:24:34 from (99.190.213.134):
Sorry about the slightly OT...
So, what I've done (this time haha) is remove the entire powertrain from an 81 chebby have ton and dropped it into a 1948 Farmall H, by means of custom fabri-cobbled frame rails and one of a kind drive shaft.
Since obviously theres no computer with this, I've done the ESC to HEI distributor conversion by mutilating some wires as pictured.
Today I tried to get this thing started and couldn't get any juice to come out of the plugs, so i'm thinking that I must've done something wrong here. Anyone ever rig up a distributor like this here? I sawed off the distributor vacuum module thing when I was removing un-necessary stuff from the engine, now I'm starting to wonder exactly how unnecessary it was.
Anyway, I'd really like to get this thing going so it anyone has any pointers I'd appreciate it. Thanks guys!
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