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Don't despair Johnny -- balancers have rubber inside that won't withstand the heat to cure the powder. It's best to paint them.

Psssttt Rob, I agree wholeheartedly!! There's no point in trying to make it pretty without doing the metalwork first. This is a prime example ... [FOR SALE] - Super-6 Intake, Powder Coated I about lost my breakfast.

I'm DEFINITELY not well versed in this and won't claim to be. I'm only familiar with it through a few hipo articles over the years combined with my powder supplier manufacturing some of the highest-regarded coatings in the automotive industry. I encourage all of you to do your own research...

Just Google "dry film lubricant" and "thermal barrier" coatings. I don't do them here but am somewhat familiar with the processes. You can probably even find a How-To video on YouTube. If you want to buy some, check out NICIndustries.com.

Thermal barrier coatings can be done at home with an air brush and a toaster oven. :-D

I saw the thread title and thought it might be something to do with your woman. :-D I had to. Sorry.

I feel the same way gentlemen. The good guys go, the others ... well, they're here for the duration. :-(

Don't pester him about FABO, trust me.

I doubt if you'll be getting any. Our beloved Ramcharger hasn't signed on since September 17.

I disagree. Used it following directions to the letter on the exhaust manifold and pipe for the '64 Ford 2000 series 4 cylinder tractor over a year ago. It looks great at first but within a couple of months, it was blistering and then started peeling off. The tractor gets used maybe...

Any side trips to Tennessee planned???

LOL!!! I'd approve even more if my original plan to set the timing marks off in Hemi Orange had worked out but the castings wouldn't cooperate. The motor looks terrific Joe!!! You should be very proud of all your efforts. Can't wait to hear it run!

If you have a Chilton's manual, look inside the back cover. There's usually a great little photographic troubleshooting chart there you can compare your plugs to.

I've always hated Champions regardless of what I was buying them for, and have used Autolite 65s in my 340 for as long as I can remember.

Making good progress Joe! Keep us posted. I think your engine guy needs a new redhead renter. LOL @ all those cool goodies to play with!!

Got an old Holley Strip Dominator on my 340. Love it!