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I've bought a lot of terminals from this company- https://www.ferrulesdirect.com/ They have just about everything you'll ever need to wire a car,...
I bought three point belts for the front and lap belts for the rear of my '40 Chev coupe a few years ago- a daily driver, not a race car or race...
So, does the pressure control spring you're talking about hold the output valve closed when the downstream pressure reaches a certain point? I...
By shimming a pump you move the lever pivot farther away from the cam that drives it, effectively lengthening the lever. This shortens the...
This update is a welcome bright spot in an otherwise tragic story. Thanks.
I never met Pat, but I think I've read most of what he wrote over many years. The eloquent tributes written by many others here match my...
Yup, that's what I use, best stuff I've found. A bit expensive, but worth it.
Damn, now there's a good idea that I'll be filing away for future reference. Again, thanks Steve.
I've used contact cleaners for years, for cleaning pots and switches in electric musical instruments and amps, home stereo components, etc. These...
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/save-that-sweet-horn.680634/ I used these Jeep parts on a shoebox Ford. I had to make an aluminum...
These are exactly what I'm looking for, to use on a '40 Chev. Your car looks like a '38, can you see past the B pillar with these? What make are...
Yup, and a stock model A put the gas tank in your lap too. I understand that space is at a premium, and the baby hemi's generator would probably...
Love this truck and this build, but at the risk of sounding like a dick I hafta suggest you consider putting that battery in a sealed box, vented...
Opinion: -These parts were cut and welded by some previous purchaser. Obviously not beveled for penetration, probably welded with a 110 v. mig...
Not necessarily. Being rust free doesn't necessarily make it hard or tough, which are two different things. Like carbon steels, there are...
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