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It's been two years this coming month since I started replacing the torsion bar anchor and redid the brake lines. She had a tired three eighteen, so I replaced it with 440. Dealing with a dishonest machine shop, whose ad claimed they knew MOPARs. I trusted them, big mistake, they carelessly...
Front fender struts. They attach at the bottom on the front of the front fender wells. I cleaned them up and painted them, but dam, they are about four inches too short trying to reinstall them. They are about eleven inches long, round stock, flattened on both ends, one threaded to the other...
That was the point. Don't be high on that education that when that failure comes you easily won't accept it. I worked with several college types who thought the world was theirs to run.
On Dan Bonjino's show, he played a clip from a speech to a college graduating class, by a billionaire. In paraphrasing, he said you all have high expectations of when you leave here. But when you fail it will be the worst day of your life. You must experience it to learn from it. He closed by...
I have gone to automotive paint stores, and not all do this. But they looked up the paint code for a 60' Chevy, and they mixed up enamel for me and put it in a spray can. I think it ran me twenty dollars. You can also by a spray can you fill and charge yourself, with compressed air. Found it on...
Heat the shank of a medium flat-bladed screwdriver, and bend it so the tip goes behind the cap, and the bend is close to the tip. a nice piece of vacuum tool will work great to save the wheel. Besides the tool will look more professional in your trunk tool kit. And BTW I like the look of the...
OK, used "Easy Off" oven cleaner. It worked great on all the exposed areas. Not so the ones covered by the armrest. I used a razor blade but it's tough.
Use satin black to refinish, it looks great.
I see on YT one used "Easy Off" oven cleaner, the other a heat gun, which concerns me with such a small part. Does anyone have any success removing that chrome?
Since I can't go with a high stall one price-wise, I picked up a remanufactured one from a trans shop. In measuring the taped thread centers I found two are a full eight inches, while the opposite ones are seven and five-eighth inches. Did four forties use such a small odd span of tapped holes...