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I got it! We'll import Pythons from the Glades to eat the Nutria! That should solve it. Probably lose a few toddlers along the way. The giant rats will be gone though. :BangHead:
 
I probably will have to weld on new perches to center the Rear correctly...Every A body I have seen has a lot more room on the drivers side then the other,
Or is this a bad idea? Just thinking about the thrust angle..
 
Hey Tim HBD!
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I would see how they fit first. Recentering the axle probably isn’t the best way to get the clearance you may need.
Wanted to buy the Dr. diff 1/2 inch spring relocation kit, BUT out of stock and Kass does not know when he will get them again.
 
Man trying to finish the sun cabinet, want to use the frame of a old storm window for the frame around the plastic screen, keep breaking the corner pieces that hold it together and they stopped selling them!!!!!!!
 
Man trying to finish the sun cabinet, want to use the frame of a old storm window for the frame around the plastic screen, keep breaking the corner pieces that hold it together and they stopped selling them!!!!!!!
You know, When I look at that old Sun equipment, it seems to me it has a lot of WOW factor. For the time, futuristic looking . Designed to WOW the potential sucker, I mean customer, to use the service. Very sleek looking. Like the stuff on the Enterprise, lots of glitz, not much performance, not saying the Sun stuff did not work, Just thinking...
 
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They do have the wow factor, some guys like Matt and myself still use them. I try to make them be 100% functional but parts are a real ***** to find. They do look great though going for the guys with THAT garage!
 
The scopes are great you can see what is going on in each cyl electronicly and if one has a issue, There are a few I have with leak down testers built in, pretty much can test the whole engine. Then throw in the right sun tune up card you can do it all.
 
All I ever needed was a feeler gauge, a hand held tach, and a hand held vacuum gauge, timing light. Got perfect tunes....
 
I have a hand held meter with a cyl kill I have had for years, great tool, do agree with ya Tim that's pretty much all you need.
 
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