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Nope can't get one there either. The reason you get vacum out of a gasser is cause it has a throttle plate to restrict flow. You'd have to install a stand alone vacum pump, either electric or belt driven. I've not heard of a A/C system that used vacum???? Today's cars typically use a stand...
Vintage Iron has a great looking scoop on his truck!:drool: I asked to purchase it, and if it looks like something I can duplicate easy enough I'll make a couple!
The drum I used was a resovior tank for a farm well water system, and no removable top. From what i was told it was supposed to hold 14 psi on it. I run a regulated 15-18 psi on it, I get about 12 psi out before the last filter. I would think if something were to burst on mine it would be the...
Sorry no can do on the stainless, or aluminum. All I have axcess to is a mig welder for mild steel. But dipping or powder coat sounds good. I just have to get a little more room at the moment, we have cars packed in every where and I have a engine open in another bay. I don't want to be getting...
The place Artisan showed was out of buisness, But my in-law lives close and commutes to Va every day and stopped at Roy's Radiators on 460 and they quoted $85 for a good cleaning and fixing any problems. So it's come out and go to them next weekend!
Check my filter station out here http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?97166-My-filter-station-flaw
Works real similar to yours and I use air pressure to force the oil thru my filters
?????? I gotta call BS on that one. Rotations are necessary to keep the wear corrected, reduces noise, and tire induced pulls. And Xing the tires are a common enough practice just one example the rear axle isn't reducing the amount of chop on the tires Escapes were horibble for this at one time...
Thanks everyone for the input, I'm going to check the shop that Artisan had looked up (thanks) and see how much their estimate is and go from there. I don't think I'll try to solder the joint myself, worried about unsoldering other areas.
Hey ya'll, I've got a slight coolant leak from the solder joint on the upper radiator hose nipple. Has anyone tryied to repair their radiators themselfs? I was thinking of just using JB Weld to reseal it, of course after partially draining and cleaning the joint. Do you think it would bond...
Back for a moment.... Like I was saying, I notice it in 5th mainly. I don't even look at the EGT until I get into 4th, and I do notice it in 4th it's just I'm under the heat I want to stay at so I don't pay it much thought. As far as in 5th I noticed (more diesil) between 1800-2200 rpms...
30* F All flat land here. Yeah mine also vary per the rpm, but i'm mainly noticing it in 5th.......
Gotta go....Will tell more later, first job of the AM came in.
Well what size is yours???:mrgreen:
Sorry souldn't resist.....
I was thinking about something last night with this thing, it's going to be hard to make sure that every little surface in this thing is painted so that it doesn't get a little rustly in the behind the baffles. Then it might start...
I appreciate it Repo, but if I can get good pics and measurements of the one that works/looks really well that would be best. That way I know the opening in the front is the right size to feed the 4 in pipe. Plus then I'm sure it'll be proportioned correctly. I've got no problem making a couple...
Is it just me or has anyone else noted higher EGT's with diesil than gas to cut WMO? I normally cut my 50 gal tank with 5 gal diesil, 10 gal gas, and the rest WMO. Just for kicks this time I cut it 10 gal diesil, 5 gal gas, and the rest WMO, and noticed almost a 30* increase in EGT! Anyone else...
Hey do you think we can get some measurements and a little more up close pics of just the air scoop? I might try to fab one up out of steel, before I would shell out $150.