Stop in for a cup of coffee

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Unconventional said:
I just read something on Hooker's website the other day about those ceramic coatings. It was very adamant about new engine break-in time and that coating and stated not to use your expensive ceramic coated headers during break-in. Apparently the radical heat from the break-in will destroy that coating.
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I read the same thing on TTI's website. I already made a note to ensure they are not used on the Dyno.:thumbsup:
 
ZMan67S said:
It's a good week to be inside. My wife and I play a lot of golf nearly everyday. Sunday I sold my car trailer and was trying to move it with the dolly by myself and tweaked the back. It's not bad but will probably take a week to mend so the heat wave came at the perfect time. Meanwhile the wife plays on has a lesson at 1pm today crazy I told her.
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Hydrate hydrate

Morning gang ...

Cool overnight with the windows open. I'll need to close things up when it gets into the upper 80s... I'm looking at getting a portable AC unit for the garage just to take the edge off.

Wiring harness arrived yesterday. What a thing is beauty.
 
WV64Signet said:
Hydrate hydrate

Morning gang ...

Cool overnight with the windows open. I'll need to close things up when it gets into the upper 80s... I'm looking at getting a portable AC unit for the garage just to take the edge off.

Wiring harness arrived yesterday. What a thing is beauty.
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Oh I do usually 80-100 oz of H2O a day.

I have a mini split unit in each garage and set them at 82. It takes the humidity out of the garages and keeps them comfortable. If I go out there for any extended time, I just lower the temperature.

When I got my new wiring harness and opened the box, I immediately knew with how good it looked it was money well spent.
 
2nd cup of coffee and working on a timeline for the project car. I have taken tons of pictures and have all receipts, but I like to have everything organized.
 
It's Willys Wednesday!

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Good morning :D
 
Morning!
Already muggy, 84 degrees for a high.
Todays challenge is customer attempted to remove oil pan in his 64 Thunderchicken. Cant get engine high enough. So
I need to go see what he missed. Should have consulted me,before he started, i could have fixed the stripped oil drain plug. And saved me a lot of grief.
Beautiful garage, 2 hoists and a ton of collectibles. SFA for tools.
 
Well, the header gaskets I have been waiting for came in, I was so pissed to see they was not LA style but magnum style :BangHead: :BangHead:.
Looks like another week of waiting, but I have other things to do i guess, mow, separate triple tools and othere things I don't need to go on a table for sale next weekend, label prices , wash my truck inside and out..
 
Tooljunkie said:
Morning!
Already muggy, 84 degrees for a high.
Todays challenge is customer attempted to remove oil pan in his 64 Thunderchicken. Cant get engine high enough. So
I need to go see what he missed. Should have consulted me,before he started, i could have fixed the stripped oil drain plug. And saved me a lot of grief.
Beautiful garage, 2 hoists and a ton of collectibles. SFA for tools.
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That does not sound like fun, good luck!
 
memike said:
Thank you, I posted yesterday morning that it was hump day, boy was I wrong, but no one cought it that I could see, good morning
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I was a day off all day yesterday as well. It must be going around.
 
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