a hambers websites list; or every site you need to know about

good cadillac database
www.cadillaclasalleclub.org/

 

My favorites.

www.wyomingclassiccars.com

www.oakleafoldcars.com

www.rockymountainrelics.net

www.fordbarn.com

 

http://www.jefflilly.com/Fabrication/new.html

has some good reference and tech tips

 

Im draggin this back to the top.....forgot how much good stuff was on this,Thanks even if it is YEARS old!

 

here's a site i've had bookmarked for quite a while, but it's not strictly "technical" in nature so i never put it on here. very interesting none-the-less.

twin engine dragsters

 

http://www.eastcoastgassers.com/ the east coast gassers web site

 

Gonna bump this back to the top for the FNGs

 

Thanks atch again everybody else too.. Finally got it bookmarked will print some of it.... CHEERS to the HAMB....52 csb

 

If you want my stickers: http://www.traditionalhotrod.com/forsale.htm

 

very useful!

 

atch, you and Brad54 have done a lot of work. Thanks.

 

Reference:


Automotive Math Formulas and Conversions

Decimal Equivalents of Common Fractions

Wire / Sheet Metal Gauge Inch Equivalents

Guide to Metal Types and Properties

Hot Rod Glossary

OBDII Diagnostic Trouble Code Database

Dictionary of Automotive Terms

Dictionary of Historic Automotive Terms

Welding Theory and Application Reference


Body


GM Body Style Codes

Mopar Body Style Codes


Drive Train


Transmission Cross Reference Database

Transmission Dimensions

Transmission Ratios

Differential Identification

Differential Gear Ratio Calculator

Axle Flange Housing Identification

Selecting Proper Rearend Gear Ratio

Determining Engine and Pinion Angle

Speed Potential Calculator for Ring Gear and Pinion Changes

Speedometer Calibration / Tire Size Change Calculator

Wheel Bolt Pattern Reference

Wheel Bolt Pattern Cross Reference Database

Tire Size Comparison Calculator

Tire Size Calculator

How To Read A Tire Sidewall


Frame / Chassis


Wheelbase Measurements for Popular Classic/Vintage Cars

Determining Ride Height

Suspension Coil Spring Rate Calculator

Early Ford Beam Axle Dimensions

Rear End Widths


Engine


Engine Displacement Calculator

Horsepower Gain from Additional Blower Pressure Calculator

Determine Your Small Block Chevy Water Pump Type

Connecting Rod Ratios

Chevrolet Engine Block Numbers

Ford Engine Block Numbers

Mopar Engine Block Numbers

Engine Motor Horsepower Estimate Calculator - Trap Speed

Engine Motor Horsepower Estimate Calculator - Elapsed Time ET

Automobile Fuel Economy Efficiency Comparison Calculator

OBD-II Diagnostic Trouble Code Database


Exhaust


Recommended Exhaust Tubing Sizes


Electrical


Guide to Wire and Fuses


Test Center


Master Cylinder Test

Power Brake Booster Test


Paint


Automotive Paint Glossary

Automotive Paint Troubleshooting

 

It has been several months since this thread has been bumped. It has helped me many times, so enjoy.

 

btt for the newbies

 

This needs to be in it's own section .....awsome info !

 

Wow, bookmarked for sure!!!!

 

A Great Resource ! Thanks for everyone's research.

 

Great list. Checked out some of the links. Most were good. One turned out to be an unrelated advertisement.

 

A lot of great info!!

 

Excellent info, Thanks

 

WOW!!! What a wealth of GREAT info!!!

 

Quality primers and clears at an affordable price

www.southernpolyurethanes.com

 

I hate to show how dumb I am with computers....but, how do I save all this valuable info?? What is bookmarking?? Can I somehow save the entire thread??

Sorry for the numb questions, but others may be in the same computer-challenged shape that I am in. Lots of great info that should be at our fingertips.

And, thanks for all the effort to catalog the info.

Russ V.

 

maybe subcribed to the thread. see the box above ^^^^ " thread tools " box , click and then subcribed to it. it will save it to ur profile .

 

Exelent thread have subscribed

 

hi, folks.

me again.

i just received a pm from vince falter of fordgarage.com. in the very first page of this post, where i copied brad54's old post into this new one, there was a link to broken stud removal which originated in fordgarage.com. it's the 27th (+/-) link in the post.

his site has now changed names and URLs, and the link originally shown in the post is now broken. i've went back and edited the link and now it will work again.

as i said above, brad54 originated the first version of this thread and he gets the credit for finding the link. however, i can tell you that i've tried this trick since originally seeing it and IT WORKS!

 

Great tip! Thanks for sharing it.

 

over on the Garage Journal Stuart in MN just posted up the link to the bolt reference charts on boltdepot.com. pretty cool.

here's a short clip that describes that these do:

"These PDF charts, tables, and other printable tools will help you identify the size and type of fastener you are looking for. Feel free to print them for your reference.
Lay-over Charts

After printing, lay your fasteners directly on these full size charts to identify them."

 

Thanks for taking the time to do this.

 

Fantastic thread - thank you.
I tried this link above without any luck. Also typed in the address. Any other ways to get into this site?