That was a present for you!i did get rid of the cats friend. dead field mouse
That was a present for you!i did get rid of the cats friend. dead field mouse
doubt itOk I also have an oilpan queston if anyone can help me . would this oil pan fit an A-body with big block .
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Man guy, I am just catching up as I had to do the nightly run with the Mal. I don’t run her at night for a bit she will create chaos in the house. Your wife must be a Saint. Tell her we think she should wear a cape and a big S or at least a magic lasso. Glad she stayed calm and got stuff done. Most folks just panic and run. She’s a keeper. We will burn sage for your family and the neighbor. Just heart breaking.
IDK Normally they are center sump in an A-body.Ok I also have an oilpan queston if anyone can help me . would this oil pan fit an A-body with big block .
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i didnt graduate to that skill level till I turned 13. I was a slow starterNone of the models I put my hands on smelled like glue? Glitter maybe, but not glue!
It's 440 in a duster drag race only. Thanks MattaxIDK Normally they are center sump in an A-body.
I only recall seeing pass through holes for the center link on Small blocks that wanted to run a deep pan. Generally a drag racing only type setup.
There's some oil pan design recommendations in the Direct Connection bulletins/books. Maybe old but would be a good baseline on concepts that work.It's 440 in a duster drag race only. Thanks Mattax
IDK Normally they are center sump in an A-body.
I only recall seeing pass through holes for the center link on Small blocks that wanted to run a deep pan. Generally a drag racing only type setup.
This is the pan that was on the dart. It is a pass through. I am not going with pass through on the new oneIt's 440 in a duster drag race only. Thanks Mattax
Man you been one serious Rye kick as of late? I am stuck in a Bourbon rut. I looked longingly at the scotch row but stuck with Bourbon again. I think I am going to go tequila for my next version.
Yes starting on it next week should be interesting trying to save as much of the original truck as I can but not much other than the running gear that's good. Not restoring it just getting it drivable.so fred last i was reading you were working on a rusty pick up for a friend.
The underneath side of the intake. It rocks back and forth, looks like the center most fin contacts the bottom of the intakeI guess I'm stupid. I see the intake being held off but where is it hitting?
Prayers and you’re good peopleHey y'all.
I know I'm new here and all, but life changed yesterday for my wife and I and so much so for our friend and neighbor. He's 77 and yesterday he lost everything.
Careful please of sparks and cigarettes. His ashtray OUTSIDE caught fire.
My wife was in the kitchen at his place when she smelled smoke. She went to the door to go see wtf and was greated with a wall of fire and smoke. By the time she ran to the living room and grabbed him and a wheelchair and hauled *** out the front door down the stairs she was chased by the flames.
Total loss. His entire life and that of his late parents, gone in an instant. Pension not enough to keep up insurance.
He now lives with us.
Stage 4 pancreatic. Doesn't have long left and now has nothing.
Please, be careful and take care.
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You fit right in good to have you here BB sleep good.I agree this is a good group of people here. I am off to bed. I have barely been sleeping and it is catching up to me. Goodnight all.
I wonder how much would need to be ground? It looks like it's held off a good bit.The underneath side of the intake. It rocks back and forth, looks like the center most fin contacts the bottom of the intake
It’s about 1/8 inch when balanced but in this shot , it’s off balance. Kind of teeter tottering on that finI wonder how much would need to be ground? It looks like it's held off a good bit.
Gotchya. Can you measure how thick the valley cover is to the top of one of the fins? Last thing you want is to grind through it.It’s about 1/8 inch when balanced but in this shot , it’s off balance. Kind of teeter tottering on that fin
Im thinking of putting the thin valley cover on and then using a bit of play dough and bolting it down to see how much clearance there is with that one and then deciding from there.I wonder how much would need to be ground? It looks like it's held off a good bit.
The overall thickness is probably 3/8-7/16. I’ll measure tomorrowGotchya. Can you measure how thick the valley cover is to the top of one of the fins? Last thing you want is to grind through it.
Hey y'all.
I know I'm new here and all, but life changed yesterday for my wife and I and so much so for our friend and neighbor. He's 77 and yesterday he lost everything.
Careful please of sparks and cigarettes. His ashtray OUTSIDE caught fire.
My wife was in the kitchen at his place when she smelled smoke. She went to the door to go see wtf and was greated with a wall of fire and smoke. By the time she ran to the living room and grabbed him and a wheelchair and hauled *** out the front door down the stairs she was chased by the flames.
Total loss. His entire life and that of his late parents, gone in an instant. Pension not enough to keep up insurance.
He now lives with us.
Stage 4 pancreatic. Doesn't have long left and now has nothing.
Please, be careful and take care.
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Glitter now you've gone from crayons to strippers...geez!!None of the models I put my hands on smelled like glue? Glitter maybe, but not glue!
Probably not. But we won't let anything bad happen. He's family to us.That's sad so guessing the State will take care of him? Not my business just concerned for him.