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  1. Triplegreen500

    Anybody need anything moved from Maryland to Florida early Thanksgiving week?

    Well I'm used to the "normal" I95 pain in the *** traffic....anything special this trip, I'll count on Waze to prep me for / guide me around. I won't be in any rush - the Ram isn't exactly an autocross machine, and with a 24' trailer dragging behind...I won't be doing anything in a hurry. Slow...
  2. toolmanmike

    Stop in for a drink.

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  3. BLK 68 R/T

    What’s the best rear leaf springs for a 1970 B body

    That’s who I went with when I was building my car.
  4. Aron Gleason

    Happy Birthday Aron Gleason

    Thank you Scott
  5. Aron Gleason

    Happy Birthday Aron Gleason

    Thank you curious. You can send the women to me please
  6. Mopar Hunter

    What’s the best rear leaf springs for a 1970 B body

    They don’t sell leaf springs anymore, only certain models left in their inventory. Not great news about ESPO Springs and Things
  7. Scott Engelhardt

    Stop in for a drink.

    I am not sure, I know the bottom of the bottle is horse shoe shaped
  8. Scott Engelhardt

    Random picture thread

    30 years ago I spent a few evenings in a bar there. We listened to a one man band and played shuffle board
  9. Mopar Hunter

    Borgeson power steering gear box

    Awesome, that’s a good deal for how heavy it is. Congratulations you’ll love it.
  10. Gunner1

    Here is a question for the flat tappet cam guys....

    I worked for a large engine builder. We had 3 wet spin stations. Every long and short block got hooked up to a warm 45psi oil supply and spun at 800 rpm. We adjusted valves and checked compression I can tell you that without an oil pan or intake the amount of oil spun up on the cam was amazing.
  11. toolmanmike

    Stop in for a drink.

    Which Green River Scott? They are nice for the price.
  12. Scott Engelhardt

    Happy Birthday Aron Gleason

    :bday:
  13. Ray70Chrg

    Here is a question for the flat tappet cam guys....

    I've read, here on site, that excessive idling is not good but that was intended to mean 700-800 rpm idle and then turning the engine off. Like you stated 2000 rpm long hauls at 70-75 mph are common and have had no ill effects on my cars.
  14. 493 Mike

    Here is a question for the flat tappet cam guys....

    Iron surfaces "work harden" with time so that will most likely explain why after a break in period cam material can withstand lower oiling conditions and survive. Mike
  15. Scott Engelhardt

    Stop in for a drink.

    I have a couple new bottles I need to try. I have a Buffalo Trace that I have never tried and a Green River that I sampled at the liquor store
  16. skicker

    New Garage

    Got a lot of the insulation in the walls completed... All of the insulation on the sloped ceilings is complete and all of the metal panels are installed... Finished up the last of the 16 lights tonight... I'm thinking I may be using the lower or the higher lights instead of all of them at...
  17. Curiousyellow71

    My friend and work partner was killed in a car crash yesterday

    Tragic, Sorry you loss. Prayers sent for everyone that knew him.
  18. PRND21

    Front End FRIDAY!!!

    I was mowing grass waterways the other day, this is marestail fluff stuck to the grill of my tractor.
  19. S

    Here is a question for the flat tappet cam guys....

    Do you think there is any credence to this QS oil being excellent for a flat tappet engine? And possibly break in procedures being done improperly thinking it was the way to go for all these years? Is the oils high film strength a reality? Its amazingly high in PSI. Maybe this blog shouldn't...
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