Recent content by mx5.7

What have you used them on so far?

I would think the first step of a double flare would do the trick.

I like the idea. I have a seperate washer for my work clothes in the house. It is a 30 year old maytag. We have been through 3 newer wahsers and the maytag is still going strong.

You have to add fuel too, otherwise all it is doing is making it go lean. Nitrous is an oxidizer. When you add more oxygen you also have to add more fuel or it just leans it out (wich is a bad bad thing). When you install a dry kit to a fuel injected car. You add only nitrous and the...

That was the original plan, but it ended up a 406ci. Here it is if your interested http://www.cardomain.com/ride/680654

I just noticed the second picture looks like the paint is terrible. I assure you it is not. I spent a ton of time block sanding. It must be the glare from fingerprints and such.

Bought a bunch of mandrel bent J tubing and started cutting and welding.

Thanks for the info on paint codes that I found on other's posts. The box had been repainted in the past in black. Looked bad! (wish I would have taken a picture) First I removed the aluminum strips and bumpers, all of the drawers and slides. I then spent days sanding. I chose to weld the...

I got these two peices at a hardware store that ordered an entire truck load of blems. I paid $100 for the bottom (hole from fork lift in back) and $60 for the top (wrinkle in the back). I also bought a bunch of steel drawers with deviders for $12 each (the little wire latches don't work). I...

Just last year we still had one station that was full service in my small town. It's a repair shop, tire shop, and gas station. They checked your fluids, washed your windows, and pumped your gas for ten cents higher then the self serve station right next to them. Last year the place got...

Thanks for the link. I wasn't saying you were wrong, I was just telling my experiance.

I always thought that AC motors only spin one direction? The capacitor starts that direction? I recently built a shop press and used a motor off of a large air compressor to run my hydraulic pump. I wanted to spin it the other direction so I took it to a electric motor shop and they told me...

None of them were adjusted properly then.

One of the local shop owners has a mohawk that uses strictly hydraulics. No eqaulizer chain or cables. He claims that about every fifth time he lifts his arms they get off just a little so he raises it all the way to the top unloaded and lets the valve bypass for a few seconds. This eqaulizes...

I my toilet this peice is cylinder shaped and the plastic float is built in. On mine you just pull up on the top of the entire assembly and it extends one click at a time which in turn raises the level of the float. I don't know if mine is like yours or not, but it sounds similar.