wolf whistle help
 

Hi guys, I went up to Rineback N. Y. car show a couple weeks ago and while there I found a guy selling wolf whistles, he had 2 of them.he swore they worked and they were from the 50's. so I took a chance , I figured it would be a little different. AH ha buyer be where. I took the trouble to install it on the intake manifold but it doesn't work. all I get is a slight wooosh noise??it doesn't seem like theres much to it, it has a small lever on the back you pull it and its supposed to blow maybe there are parts missing?? I don't know . does anyone have any experience with these and can maybe lend a hand ?? THANKS THE HOOCH

Re: wolf whistle help
 

Re: wolf whistle help
 

Is your whistle body metal or plastic? They both work the same way and as Mike said, make sure the round brass "whistler" piece is in there and will spin freely. I have a metal one-got from Snyder's and it works fine. I also have a red plastic one I bought on eBay and it works even better than the metal one. Can you post a picture of the one you have? Smitty

Re: wolf whistle help
 

I had one on my 55 Chevy years ago. I had to lube the spinner about every 3 weeks to keep it working.

Re: wolf whistle help
 

Tom, don't fergit to oyl yer OOGAH, every 3 months, ur it'll git SICK!
Buster T.:cool:

Re: wolf whistle help
 

You should only use a wolf whistle briefly ..it is a real good way to burn or warp your valves...it makes the air/fuel mixture real lean...any idea why I know this ???

Re: wolf whistle help
 

If you are going to be using it a lot, open the GVA some.

Re: wolf whistle help
 

I sprayed mine years ago with WD40. It quit.

Re: wolf whistle help
 

You old 'farts' are wasting your time with the ubiquitous "Wolf Whistle".

For those of us who still have fairly good sight, any young chick who deserves a wolf's whistle, in all likelihood would not even know what it was, or what it meant.

It is kind of like passing a sweet young college woman and saying "Huba Huba". She would not have a clue that you were giving her a positive approval of her good looks and attractive figure.

Gentlemen, I have met the enemy . . . . . and he is us !

Re: wolf whistle help
 

Sadly, you are probably right.

Give me back the good old days.

Re: wolf whistle help
 

I couldn't agree with you more Tom. If you can remember, Sarah had a WW when I bought her. I soon took it off and gave it away and for the mother-of-all male chauvinist pigs, dirty old man to get rid of a WW is not common but...being dragged into court by some babe that feels offended by your innocent comment, even though she wasn't the good looking babe you had whistled at is a today common happening. It's more safe today to have a wolf whistle app on a smart phone and use it that way to say hello and make a comment unless you use it at some elderly old folks home to give the Blue Rinse Brigade a rush!!!

Re: wolf whistle help
 

:):D:mad:

Laugh/cry or both -- how true. Happy 4th. Bill K

Re: wolf whistle help
 

I have a wolf whistle on the tudor, and the old ladies love it in a parade, and I can make it sound like Curley the Stooge, so the younger people like that.