Some of you probably do major overhauls on StarQuests. I'm curious how difficult it would be to convert one to EV. Not necessarily something I'd want to have done right now but as parts get more difficult to source and (hopefully) crate motors (like Ford's) and batteries come down in cost, it might be a cool way to keep them going?

Wow, it's probably been 20 years since I've been here!  My question is about distributor position and timing with the Hurricane 4. I installed this set up from Fuel Injection Pros around 20 years ago - so probably forgot some of what I did back then. The car has been driven very little but I lent it out and the fellow using it did not check the oil level and spun a bearing. So I pulled the engine (which was built by TEP), totally disassenbled and replaced all damage (fairly minor) and it is now

I remember when these were selling new, there was an optional digital gauge package called Technica or something. Digital gauges were relatively new so it certainly seemed pretty cool to me at the time. Now, browsing around auctions and pics on the internet, I have yet to see a car equipped with this package. Did it have a very low take rate or did those dash clusters just not last and they've all been replaced with the standard gauges?  I'm not really hoping to find a car equipped wit

So.. Yeah, who's got the hook up on stock style air filters? Because I can't seem to locate any