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Do machine shops still boil the blocks ?

I'd go with Standard brand for aftermarket.

Mopars & Melodrama :rofl:

That was pretty much my same process last week. '70 Charger seatbelt restore After a scrub with plastic bristle brush and Dawn dish soap, a rinse in hot water, a bit of time to dry, then I dipped the metal buckles in some WD-40 to remove the moisture. I let some parts soak in EvapoRust to stop...

If there's a line for food, get in it.

Duplicolor Engine enamel has a couple of blue colors. It's been holding up on my drums for a few years now.

Quite possibly has one of my driveshaft’s.

I'd hesitate to do any kind of polishing on plated ABS plastic. That plating is very thin and you're most likely to expose the bare plastic beneath.

Set of TTI small block step headers ceramic coated in good slightly used shape, few scratches and one ding from prior install. Will fit B, E, F, and M body according to TTI site. Not on this site much but am well know on for a bodies and goblue9798 on ebay with 100% feedback rating.

congrats to @Outlawd for the qualifiers picks congrats to @GTXDAN for the eliminators picks mineshaft air there, not too hot, relatively great track Prock going 340+ & Force going 343+ mine -1 Anderson in P/S went out early (I was surprised, bad tire shake, whole KB/Titan team went out...

Pressure and ohm test before install. Just like a fuel gauge, 74 ohms is zero and 10 is full gauge. First one I installed was a dud.

if you could send me pictures that would be great. the relay just showed up today so im planning on installing soon

"Don't make fun of someone who has an accent...it means they know another language."

Not just there either That'd work in Ca., LA, Stockton or Sacramento area in the valley or the SF Bay Area/Oakland Richmond area too... or Tuolumne City, by the Casino up here is supposed to be tweakers town, I haven't see it, but my LEO buddies claim it is... Tweakers & Twisters :bananaweed:

B-Bodies and Bongs going by some people here. :rolleyes:

That is why I love this class. Almost as impressive as the Drag and Drive guys.

This guy ??

I love the expert masking job executed on the driver's door.

Have them build it, break it in, and run it on a dyno. We're curious about the output of the Mighty 318. :p

Harms automotive in Spokane, WA does carb restorations.