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Thanks everyone for responding. I just have to figure out what i did because I'm not getting it any more. One of the few emails i enjoy getting.

Did B-bodies stop sending out the emails showing the best comments (posts) of the week/month? Ive noticed I haven't seen one lately and enjoyed reading them. Just wondering if I changed a setting or they just stopped.

I crimp my battery cable then flow solder into any gaps around crimp

After reading all the comments. Going to check my suspension out. I replaced most of mine with moog parts over a year ago. Don't laugh but bought them through home Depot.

Holly Brunette, blondes are evil Whiskey Santa Olly

got a bad feeling about this one

They use a driver

Most people tend to cut the wires of the existing ballast for the florescent leaving it there and then install the LED driver (ballast) next to ballast.

Where the bulbs twisted all the way in? I've seen where if they are not secure or the socket flexes one of the ends will arc in the socket.

We have a few shops up here in Jersey. I had a crack in mine repaired earlier this year. Cost me 120. If you want I can get you the info. To see about shipping it. They did a great job found a crack I didn't know about. Boiled it out, painted it looks to damn good to be in my car.

At least he's not asking about converting to electric

Mine on left is hemi orange, one on right is tor red.

Did you check it with a multi-meter to find where the issue was? A lot of people say to replace with new ones and when you look at the reviews and comments regarding the replacement switch. Most say they are, pardon the offense Chinese crap. I can tell with the new one I bought that the plastic...

go to auto store and buy a cheap puller. I believe i paid 12 dollars for mine. Did the job no problem. Then youll see the switch. Use a multi-meter to check out switch. Follow the path. Power is like water it flows in it flows out.

I belevie its because its a dual filament bulb. One is your brake the other your signal. Hopefully someone will chime in with more knowledge. Anymore I always go out and verify. Minds going. Its been almost a year. granted i only use car from April to November but I never replaced my switch. The...

I just picked mine up from the shop. Repaired some cracks checked it all out and painted 120 dollars. Too bad your not in Jersey

I was wondering that. I thought the same that it would have nylon.

to me I'd say the chain is stretched more than worn. Unless talking about me then definitely worn out.

We finally got some decent weather so I figured i would get around to checking out my timing chain. My 71 383 RR has over 123k miles on it so i figured i would replace the chain and gear set. I am guessing the chain was stretched looks it to me but what do I know. Never did this before. I...

Im still using my Craftsman corded one. Damn thing got to be over 40yrs old. Bought an old Milwaukee for 10 bucks as a backup just in case