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From the spindle out.

I've been reading about using one of those for awhile. Didn't want to use the hot wrench either so I've been using the razor blade gasket scraper, putty knives and screwdrivers. Time to add to my tool box. Thank you!

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My BIL started his career doing that. He's a mud engineer now. Burly, kind southern man.

Welcome from the left coast.

I was thinking residual check valve in the master and/or possibly having the m/c mixed up on routing. Disc doesn't require the rcv but drum does. Greg found out awhile back that he had the ports mixed up on the mc as who was who. When the brakes won't release, if you open the bleeder screw on a...

Welcome from west of you on the central coast. I have a 65 and a 67 in my stable.

Welcome from the central coast of Cal.

Time for a re-do.

This little girl knocks it out of the park. The back story of her and the school are cool. Hallelujah song by Kaylee Rodgers on Youtube.

Making nice headway there on your ride. My 65 was ruby red too when new, prorkchop red since 80. I was able to see a much larger paint chip at the show in Van Nuys last month or the RR. I had been looking at some other similar versions but now that I've seen it on the big scale I'm going to go...

As the well known saying goes, "there is no replacement for displacement". AKA, get ahold of a 360 and stroke it or swap to a b/rb. Other than Nitrous, best way to move a heavy car is cubic inches. Or maybe turbo.

Lymphoma is a bummer. Know that from a previous dog, Neko. Make the remaining time as special as possible and remember all of the time you had with her. When my wife was at the store earlier today, I was going through my "furry buddies" photo album section on my phone. I was watching some vids...

Is that like a decal? If so and if it's been on the RV for awhile baking in the sun, you most likely will need to use an Eraser Wheel followed up with some buffing of the paint. The wheel mars up the paint a bit and the buffing will take care of that. You can buy wheels that fit cordless drills...

Get yourself a bag or two of those. I may be doing them plus some oval down the road on the 65 when it's time for exhaustion.:lol: Way better than trying to pie cut the pipe doing the cuts.

Ditto here.

Welcome from the central coast of Cal.

Interesting read. I wonder where the guy sourced the programmable t-stat from. Since I'm not there yet on the cars, it would be worthwhile to have that in my info stash for when the time comes.

Maybe they'll see the light. I for sure would buy the updated one. Add that to the other two I have that you did.

You may need to get some pie cuts of tubing to help swivel around all of the appendages. There are some companies doing them out of Aluminized material but you'll need to do some hunting. This will give you an idea at least. Vibrant Performance 13625 Vibrant Performance Pie Cuts | Summit Racing