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Update - you cannot tap into a normal brake switch to connect the cruise control. You need a “cruise brake switch”. These have a 2nd set of blue wires coming out of them & work the opposite of the brake light wires. The blue cruise wires make connection when the brake switch is pushed in (foot...

CORRECTION you need a cruise control brake switch.

Sorry I could find a pic of a self driving semi truck with Coca-Cola on the side. I got the info several years ago from the owner of a LPG gas semi-truck fleet just south of Milwaukee. https://www.wired.com/2015/05/worlds-first-self-driving-semi-truck-hits-road/

Well, the next time a Coca-Cola truck drives by you, check to see if there's a driver. No driver trucks have been on the road for several years now (I **** you not)

I was at the Street Machine Nationals many years ago. The put a rice burner in the middle of a hoarse coral, drained the oil, and put a cinder block on the gas pedal. It was going to be a "show" of an engine exploding. That rice burner ran, without any oil, until the thing ran out of...

I burned off my old fuel recently blending it at 3-4 gallons into my daily driver, then topping off the tank with fresh gas. No issues

This is definitely a problem. I need to learn more about meta data

gosh damn that's a nice truck

I only have some basic info for you from redoing my own brakes (stock front disk, rear drum). 1. I've read that the proportioning valve/distribution block (like your picture) allows for a very minor delay in applying the rear brakes (front brakes grab a moment before the rear brakes) so the ***...

I drove a Tesla cross-over in ludicrous mode......MUCH faster than either of my nitrous cars.....damn fast

It's worth 2 tenths in the 1/4 mile.....but you have to drive in reverse

Nice car. That close to original, I'd want a factory radiator and battery. I'm sure the Charger guys will chime in with much more info. I think it looks like a nice car

I like it. doesn't look like there's a motor in it

The trouble with chrome powder coating is that to get the "chrome look", the aluminum in the powder has to float to the top...where it's not protected. Adding a clear coat (powder anyway) dulls it A LOT. It's not an issue of chipping the chrome powder.... you literally can't touch it. OK for...

peabody is correct for chrome powder coating, exactly ever word is correct as he said

Just so everybody is on the same page..... "Bill Nye the Science Guy" is an actor. He is NOT a scientist....he is an actor.

My vote is that if you want a 4speed, it is WAY easier/cheaper to buy a 4speed car. It may cost a little more since a 4speed GTX will automatically be a dana60 car.

Dude, you're doing the right things. Make sure to keep an eye on your oxygen level. You can get those little "clothespin" things they clamp on your finger at the drive through at Walgreens for about $15. Contact your doctor and watch your oxygen.

Well, don't blast with walnut shells around a source of ignition. Sand should be OK, but I'm definitely not an expert

This would absolutely work to store energy. I read a non-technical article a few years ago on a related topic. The article talked about storing energy as inertia of high speed spinning disks in ultra-low friction environment. Put energy in, spin disk faster. Take energy out, draw energy off...