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Delrin requires a much tighter tolerance for alignment than you'll find on any OEM application. There's little give in the material and it's prone to failure if the tighter tolerances are ignored. Plus a harsher ride and a noticeable increase in vibration. Great for track use, terrible for the...

Again, matter of convince and tiresome efforts in the kitchen. Japanese version of shrimp fried rice. A sweeter version from Chinese fried rice.

“putting to much harp on the latest trends” This was just a generalization. Not ment for your typical application. Many here are novice and look for answers from those that have suffered similar problems. The entire purpose for this site. I too, still search for solutions.

I certainly can relate to the powers that be. So glad your love lives on.

"The delrin bushings we're talking about here are part of a precision set sold by Bergman Autocraft. " Therein lies the purpose of concern. Precision. Not many are going to take this into consideration when changing from rubber OEM to a material that requires an exact tolerance. You, as a...

Thanks, Bud. I was pretty worried there for awhile. With all the crap one hears out there, I wasn't really sure what chances for recovery there were.

Thank you for recognizing the concerns and for not taking offense to my offerings. Not here to argue, only to help. I await with curiosity for a report on how those bushings perform. During the build process for the chassis for my truck, I used a stress analysis program that enhances potential...

Delrin is pretty unforgiving, requiring precise alignment. Not many street applications will see this benifit unless certain machining steps are taken to ensure no binding occurs. I've seen delrin bushings broken in two. I doubt your're going to see this type of alignment in any B-body...

Luckily I don't really worry too much about heating. There are days here where it will hit the low 70's in January, and I save my garage work until then. Cooling is a different matter.

I live smack dab in the middle of this age old debate. Roswell's economy depends partly on the tourism draw. Have I ever seen a UAP phenomenon I can't explain? Nope. But there is something there when our military changes it's story over one incident that occurred in 1947, three different times...

Good idea if you've got the space to store. I've racked up quite a number of different parts for a truck that is over 80 years old. They're gettin' harder and harder to find at decent prices.

Bummer. My all time favorite band.

I can surely tell you your definition of "pancake" differs greatly than mine, but I won't delve into the specifics.....:lol: We call them flapjacks or hotcakes. Lots of butter and bonified real maple syrup. And they gotta be hot.

So you're going to b tracking the car? Just curious.

Thanks, Ed She was on that ventilator for 4 weeks. She can't speak as her vocal chords are compromised but in her text she said they will heal.

Thank You All ! Looks like your prayers worked. My sister was released from the hospital today. She's now home and on the mend.

"Delrin" ? Don't think you're gonna like this. Not much give in hard nylon type materials. My 4-link has rubber bushings instead of heim joints for shock absorption properties, as are the bushings in both my upper and lower a-arms. You may find these bushings are going to cause some problems...

A front grille for a '40 Plymouth pickup- fabricated from an old set of.patio furniture. Miter box steering from a RTS bus (gets the steering shaft past the headers)

A regular McGuyver..... I've done the same with a Jeep repair while on the trail.

God bless...