thank gawd. That keeps me from having to anonymously mail liquified cat poop to your house.
I'm siding with Steve on the SBC and no pill it till it pukes, but it's your world boss. The A/C clutch ate it on mine. If you jump the low pressure switch and it engages the clutch and doesn't sound like a box of rocks, it's a great candidate for leak detector testing. Those bigass compressors lasted forever as I remember it, but o-rings leak, hoses crap out. It'd be worth a couple hundred to get it working in Mama-money. She'll love you for it in the summer. So will the boys. You can't just tell mom and kids to nut it up! I guess you can, but then you wind up single, doing Charlie Sheen commercials.
Beagle: Straightforward, On point, Clear thinking, Correct in every way - as usual. Brian, I suggest carefully considering these words.
-dulcich
Please keep the BBC and put a 4 1/4 stroke crank in it. With aluminum heads, intake and WP the weight won't be that bad and with the right front springs and a large front sway bar the handling will be fine. At least thats what I'm hoping on my Chevelle.
thank gawd. That keeps me from having to anonymously mail liquified cat poop to your house.
I'm siding with Steve on the SBC and no pill it till it pukes, but it's your world boss. The A/C clutch ate it on mine. If you jump the low pressure switch and it engages the clutch and doesn't sound like a box of rocks, it's a great candidate for leak detector testing. Those bigass compressors lasted forever as I remember it, but o-rings leak, hoses crap out. It'd be worth a couple hundred to get it working in Mama-money. She'll love you for it in the summer. So will the boys. You can't just tell mom and kids to nut it up! I guess you can, but then you wind up single, doing Charlie Sheen commercials.
IFRC, the front seal was leaking on the Compressor ,but That was a long time ago.......
Reading , Pa
Good Guys rodders rep.
"putting the seat down is women's work" Archie Bunker.
Ban low performance drivers not high performance cars .
Dyno time is $65/hr at Wayne's here (in Jacksonville NC). Just sayin'....... And you know you have a place to stay (I'm about 40 miles or so from Wayne's).
Glad no injuries were involved...........that shaft looks really clean inside too. I was always under the impression that lots of old stock driveshaft failures were the result of abuse combined with internal rust from condensation. Does not seem to be the culprit here.
Just was not up to the immense power involved I guess.
Of all the paths you take in life - make sure a few of them are dirt.
I'm glad you idiots are okay! I'd bet the u-joints said BYE. You don't get long to react to that at 5000 RPM shaft speed. Time for a retention loop and an aluminum shaft.. I'd bet there are x-member holes in the frame already for anything you want to put in there. TH400? Run some 265-70x17's on the street (31.5-32) and your highway RPM won't be too insane.
Damn, I missed the tshirt by a number I think.
"that guy" moment, is there any way to consolidate these threads?
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