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If you set it up like the Hotchkis Taxi, just think how embarrassing it will be when you dust some ricer or late model "handling" car. Getting waxed by an old 4 door is going to wound some pride.

No... It is a plug-in module, easy to swap out also note these are available through Summit, Classic Industries and even Amazon.. Just my $0.02.. :thumbsup:

Fixed that one. Pooping is for the bathroom!:thankyou:

That's a Holley H4 LED bulb...is that what the Holley light assemblies use? I was under the impression they were sealed units.

Welcome from the central coast of Cal.

Incorrect.. Holley has replacement LED elements available.. https://www.holley.com/products/electrical/led_lighting/led_headlights/led_bulbs/parts/LFRB20 Just my $0.02... :thumbsup:

I often thought a skyhook would help...

You can buy replacement LEDs for the Holley’s.

I have them ... I wasn't moving anything just taking the engine off the stand and lowering it to the floor when this happened. IMHO those flat stock gussets are just for looks... I may fab a couple out of square tube... sure would be stronger. My old shop crane never had any gussets at all ...

Nope. The geniuses in charge took an event that was in August (I believe), and have been moving it later and later each year, "so they can extend the season for the vendors on the boardwalk". Today might have cracked 55 degrees. Tops. At least they had dozers on the beach digging fire pits...

Thought I had a bad bearing starting to go in the alternator. But got a little louder this morning and just grabbed the solid fan…Clunk… Clunk. Bad bearing. Had an OE casting rebuilt pump that came with car as spare. Right on the shelf. Matching the paint was the hardest thing. Duplicolor...

The hellas come with an H4 incandescent bulb. You can (and I did) change it for ANY H4 style light. I run HID in my low/hi units, and LED in my high beams. The Holley, when it fails...you buy a complete unit. Hella? Put in a new bulb.

Welcome from NY

It's not just the bolts. You're missing the gusset straps that tie down to the base.

I've been working as a maintenance technician at the University of Oregon for a bit. Got laid off my last job. It's not to boring, doing lots of plumbing tasks at the dorms.

We are likely only steps away from an audience exclusively on ear buds with zero delay and distributed sub's throughout the audience controlled by you on an iPad sitting in an easy chair on your back porch on the Gulf sitting in the real sun. BTW, that sure doesn't look like a real warm...

It was determined that a 7/16” bolt would work to retain the retractors. I wanted to reinforce the area so I used some square washers… I cut some off the bottom to get the hole closer to the bottoms of the bracket. MIG welder… I added a small plate up above the bolt to reinforce...

1957 Olds Super 88

Use a test light to check for powe at the buld connection. If you have power and still no light check the ground