New to me '74 Bronco
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New to me '74 Bronco - 12/20/2006 9:28:24 AM
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Bullitt94
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My wife just bought me a '74 Bronco for my Christmas gift. It's a sweetheart! It needs some TLC, but it's in about as good of shape that you can find them in without already being restored. Came with a 4 barrel Holley carb and and Edelbrock intake. One question about this vehicle: does anyone know if this truck needs to have the lead additive added to the gas?
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RE: New to me '74 Bronco - 12/20/2006 10:53:25 AM
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Hayapower
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Nice.. I like the old Bronco's... They command some big bucks around here if restored.. Come to think about it,,,even un-restored.. Running lead additive certainly wouldn't hurt, but if the heads have been updated/remaned. with hard seats/valves the lead isn't needed, or if the heads haven't ever been pulled.. Most machine shops would/should have update the heads during a build unless it's a cost issue for the customer.. My 69 T/A is still runing the OEM valves/seats and the unleaded hasn't been an issue since it ran leaded fuels, nor does it run lead additive now.. If the heads/valves were to be ground, with no hard parts installed, then lead is a must to keep the valves from burning.. But, you could error to the side of caution and use it.... Congrats on the new rig...
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