Where are Taylor ignition wires made?
Taylor Cable's Corporate Office and Manufacturing Facility is located in Grandview, Missouri, a Kansas City suburb, housing 100,000 square feet of manufacturing, assembly, and warehouse space.
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Where are Taylor ignition wires made?
Taylor Cable's Corporate Office and Manufacturing Facility is located in Grandview, Missouri, a Kansas City suburb, housing 100,000 square feet of manufacturing, assembly, and warehouse space.
Yup... often it'll bounce off the ridge and run east or west of me...
Definitely good getting passed over with the bad stuff. Just 7 miles away in town though sometimes gets hammered. Thin line and I don’t mind.
Harold does a great job. This plating video is fun to watch.
Here as well, I miss feeding my naybors 6 horses, he moved 3 years ag.
Send us some rain. We need coolin off.
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I'll set out a bucket and collect some for you.
Finally getting ahead of the weeds again after all the rain we've had. Have a couple more areas down back to spray. Chance of storms this afternoon. Nothing showing for tomorrow. Think I will wait a day...
I laid on the lawn, close enough?I lie in the gutter myself
Was the puppy chewing your shoe?
Msd wire set, comes with a tool to crimp, i dont mind making wires now.might be Taylor wires.Need to order a few more parts... any recommendation on a coil for a small block with pertronix? I need to see if there is a way to mount it on a RPM intake.. don't wanna drill into my firewall..
Also.. does anyone make decent pre-cut plug wires? This is me being lazy and hating doing wires
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No, refusing to let me catch her. Play dead she runs up right away.
Maybe it was taylor wires that had the crimping tool. They are really nice!
yeah.. i saw some kits with it.. i'm just really getting lazy and tired of working on the car.. it comes and goes
10 minutes of zoomies and now crashed. Dump run done, Ihc road tested and seems to run ok. Need to fix thermostat housing leak.
I have sprayed a couple of times now but liked you said with the rain a lot of new weeds popping up...................
That's the perfect welder.
I bought one last year. Light weight, and welds great on sheet metal.
most folks don't like flux core , but I do.
You're a wiener.
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MC and dist block showed up, as long as my pushrod works that should be the brakes done waiting on cast iron paint to show up though... never been able to keep a MC from rusting.. gonna try again
waiting on cast iron paint to show up though... never been able to keep a MC from rusting.. gonna try again
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Pups and zoomies are just hilarious! It should be therapy for unhappy folks.
If you have an all new brake system, you should use Dot 5 Silicone brake fluid. Does not absorb moisture and will not eat paint...MC and dist block showed up, as long as my pushrod works that should be the brakes done
I thought 4 was the way to go and 5 did something weird.. i will research.. i think i got a drum/drum MC though which may be an issueIf you have an all new brake system, you should use Dot 5 Silicone brake fluid. Does not absorb moisture and will not eat paint...
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