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  1. Kern Dog

    Headlight Relay Harness Instructions

    I’m out in the shop now if you want bigger pictures.
  2. Kern Dog

    Headlight Relay Harness Instructions

    Send me a PM in a few hours. I have the paper copies in my shop and I'll be out there later. I can snap a few pictures.
  3. Kern Dog

    Uncle Tony Finds an Unrestored '63 Dodge Max Wedge!

    You can do "low buck" stuff without being a hack. Some people know this, others just continue their "hack theme" with everything.
  4. Kern Dog

    Uncle Tony Finds an Unrestored '63 Dodge Max Wedge!

    Maybe I just see him differently than you. A minimalist? He had at least 6 cars at his house and 5 or more at his shop. He has a pretty nice looking house. It seems like the "minimalist" description only seems to describe his tool collection. TV shows like Roadkill, Roadkill Garage and some...
  5. Kern Dog

    Uncle Tony Finds an Unrestored '63 Dodge Max Wedge!

    Do you have a shop and a YouTube channel? Sorry, I just mean that since Tony does, the bar is higher for him. My comments were not intended to be a blanket insult to others. It was directed towards UTG. A guy can be a loudmouth and get away with it if he has the stones to back it up. A guy that...
  6. Kern Dog

    Uncle Tony Finds an Unrestored '63 Dodge Max Wedge!

    He has his moments but some of his stuff just seems like the crazy rants from that weird car guy down the road that always smells of cigarettes and cheap beer.
  7. Kern Dog

    Uncle Tony Finds an Unrestored '63 Dodge Max Wedge!

    I find it pretty sad that this guy has a YouTube channel about cars and he can't seem to scrape together enough money for a car lift and decent tools. I did it and I'm just a regular blue collar construction worker. He is in his late 60s and owns numerous project cars. Why not sell one or two...
  8. Kern Dog

    Steel wheel look with no dog dish?

    The early to mid 60s era cars look fine with body colored steel wheels. In my opinion, the 68 and later cars need more flash in the form of styled wheels or aftermarket aluminum wheels. I know...some members here LOVE the small hub cap look on may different cars. I won't claim to deny you your...
  9. Kern Dog

    I'm thinking about adding FI to my stock 318?

    You asked for opinions, here is one you didn't expect: What the heck....GO for it, The car will start better in the cold weather, keep the oil cleaner and probably emit less smog. It may not provide much of a power or mileage increase because most aftermarket EFI systems are essentially the...
  10. Kern Dog

    Adding PS to a Gen II Hemi ?

    Electric assist for a stock manual steering box??? You mean the 7 turns lock-to-lock 24 to 1 ratio?? Uhh no. For the hearing impaired…… N O !
  11. Kern Dog

    Gas mileage

    What? No sense of humor? Early B? 318? That would be a Poly version, right? There probably aren't many here with one. Most everyone seems to modify their cars for more power. People can make guesses as to what could be possible. I'd say a light B body with few options weighing maybe 3400 lbs...
  12. Kern Dog

    Gas mileage

    Gas mileage???
  13. Kern Dog

    Big block oil pan removal?

    The idler arm is not attached to the steering box, That is the Pitman arm. This is the simplest: Remove the center link from only idler arm and Pitman arm. Cotter keys, 3/4" hex nuts and pop it loose from any manner of methods. Sometimes you can hold a hammer to the back side of the joint and...
  14. Kern Dog

    Removing oil pan question

    They can be called Tie rod seals, grease boots, probably something else but that is what I have called them. These guys call them dust boots? Energy Suspension 9.13101G Energy Suspension Tie Rod End Dust Boots | Summit Racing
  15. Kern Dog

    Removing oil pan question

    The red circled spot is the Pitman arm. That is one. The Idler arm is on the right side. It needs to come loose too. Some just remove the cotter pin and 3/4" nut, then wedge a "Pickle Fork" in between the center link and Pitman-Idler arm. This works but often destroys the grease boot. A "Gear...
  16. Kern Dog

    Removing oil pan question

    This is my 6 quart Milodon pan. You can see that the pan can't move forward or back because the engine crossmember (Known as a K member) blocks the front and the transmission flywheel blocks the rear. The steering link has to move to allow the pan to come out. You can do this without...
  17. Kern Dog

    Removing oil pan question

    Being a proud American, I am completely against Tyranny in any form. People should be free to live their lives as long as they do no harm to others. Most NON performance Big Block engines had a 4 quart oil pan. Add one more quart if you're changing the filter. Most 727 transmissions take 4-5...
  18. Kern Dog

    Removing oil pan question

    Two things: 1) Is this the engine oil pan or the transmission pan? 2) Please don't ever refer to a classic engine in Metric Liter numbers! We call a 361 a 361. Personally, I only refer to the Liter size to young kids that have no idea what cubic inches are.
  19. Kern Dog

    TOMORROW IS THE DAY……

    ............................. Glad you got it running!
  20. Kern Dog

    Who has had thier car weighed?

    There is a member here that got all pissy when I called him out on his claim that his car weighed 3300 lbs. He doesn't post much anymore. Quoting a factory spec like that is like saying your car can turn a 14.5 quarter mile time because the magazine test in 1968 stated as such. My own '70...
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