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They are local to me and do great work!

I had mine made and shipped to me at the Pre-Bidden cost of $220. I think it was from Driveshaft Specialist Home looks like they are around $400 now.

I’m not saying 60’s look, just the stupid way of doing it in the 60’s with air shocks. Keep in mind that when you rake a car like that, you mess up your front suspension geometry a bit. Tire wear, slow down the steering (oversteer I believe).

It should go for 3X the current price. It looks nicely done.

"Normal." No, it's not. It's a feedback loop in the wiring/ connections causing a cycling event. If you are using an old electro-mechanicall regulator, and it is not in the harness, then it's the VR out of adjustment, or needs replaced.

And it is not priced to bad....so far

I have a search set on old-school diagnostic tools on Offer-Up but I'm sure you can do the same with Craigslist/Facebook MP/Ebay. I picked up a couple of units for about 10 bucks each. One is really big and you need to set it down on a table or something to work but I like it because the gauge...

I would bend up a cotter pin to slip into the oil hole, funny angle thing and just rotate the crank. The cotter pin "flukes" laying across the bearing surface would just push the shell around till it'd pretty much fall out when nearly all the way around. Just lay the new shell on the clean/lubed...

WOW!

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1964-dodge-d100-3/ this is awesome

Is this DIY or a kit?

I havent

He's a member here, @Uhcoog1, but hasn't been on in a couple of years. His build thread is here. He influenced me as well. Cool build.

I would if there where someplace close. They do sell blank tubes at Summit, I may by one and out the yokes on, but then I still need to have it balanced.

They won't cover any damage from racing!

Thank you

Yeah HEI burns the crappola outta most anything it touches.

Could be both actually. I’m sure HEI had nothing to do with it. :D

Thanks guys. I just called several hose manufacturers, including Fragola, and what they told me was pretty interesting. All of the tech guys I talked to said they've never heard of a specific incident where non-conductive hose caused a static discharge or an issue otherwise. According to them...

That is nice to see. Maybe the sport ain't dead just yet.