21.02.2009, 02:33
Hallo
The Controlled Combustion System (CCS) was introduced in 1968 and was used on cars that did not receive the AIR system. CCS improved combustion efficiency via recalibrated carburetor and distributor settings and higher operating temperatures (compared to 1967). The higher operating temperatures were accomplished by using a 195°F coolant thermostat (instead of 180°F) and the use of a thermostatically controlled air cleaner (ThermAC). The ThermAC system was designed to warm intake air to 100°F when underhood temperatures were less than 100°F. It consisted of a damper door mounted on the snorkel of the air cleaner which directed warm air from a heat stove on the exhaust manifold into the air cleaner.
Alles aus dem US Forum. Die Jungs dort sind auch super.
MfG. Günther
The Controlled Combustion System (CCS) was introduced in 1968 and was used on cars that did not receive the AIR system. CCS improved combustion efficiency via recalibrated carburetor and distributor settings and higher operating temperatures (compared to 1967). The higher operating temperatures were accomplished by using a 195°F coolant thermostat (instead of 180°F) and the use of a thermostatically controlled air cleaner (ThermAC). The ThermAC system was designed to warm intake air to 100°F when underhood temperatures were less than 100°F. It consisted of a damper door mounted on the snorkel of the air cleaner which directed warm air from a heat stove on the exhaust manifold into the air cleaner.
Alles aus dem US Forum. Die Jungs dort sind auch super.
MfG. Günther
early 1968 L71 tri-power big block convertible.
GM-T56 Viper 6 speed manual , 4.11 rear.
HOOKER chrome side pipes. Long L88 hood.
Tires front 235 rear 255 on 8x15 real wire spoke rims
You can't beat short stroke displacement .
GM-T56 Viper 6 speed manual , 4.11 rear.
HOOKER chrome side pipes. Long L88 hood.
Tires front 235 rear 255 on 8x15 real wire spoke rims
You can't beat short stroke displacement .