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Actually, fusible links react slower than fuses or circuit breakers typically, can absorb the occasional current spike without tripping. When sized appropriately, they tend to be more reliable than fuses in this application. A failed/blown fuse, or tripped circuit breaker, on the power supply to...

Pre fill the converter? I never have. I just smear a daub of grease on the front seal and let the transmission do the filling. Sorry for your debacle.

Never saw a con. from anyone that sloppy !!!!

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Brand new in box pre covid manufactured Comp XE262 cam. A great all around street small block camshaft. Currently $259 at Summit and Jegs $195 plus actual shipping cost thru Pirate Ship Thanks FBBO

I ran an 800 d.pumper on my 406 SBC , didnt have a bit of trouble washing down the walls ...sounds like b.s. to me ///

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I believe the switch body gets grounded to the frame

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I have the Schumacher units for my 65. Running a 70 v-8 K-frame with an Indy aluminum block which is Hemi style.

Been running solid mounts in my Bee since 1979. If someone can feel any difference from rubbers I'll give you the car!

$hit ton of work, nice job. Keep banging away. Looks great.

I was busy doing homeowner stuff most of the morning then went to lunch with my honey and a friend. I did manage to put my tools and some other stuff away before lunch. That took about 15 minutes of wiping down and putting away. I had so much stuff out that it seemed dumb to add to the pile. Got...

They were used from 1959-64 on the 383, 413, engines in the Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, line of cars. Pretty common back in the day, but not any more, in this day and age. So just take your pick, on year application.

Well, I'd say "bump" , but theres no bumps on the car! A few of the [rather randomly] selected photos of the car in the original post are several months/maybe even a couple of years old. The car looks the same, but I got to thinking... so I went and got a few more pics as it sits, yesterday...

Ok…. Is there a “ground terminal” on the switch? Or maybe the switch body gets grounded?