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Sure!
But not in your neighbourhood!! What a dumbhead. Keep up the good work Val!
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Why do ppl have to be like that? It is clear you are working on the same vehicle. Just beat them to it and get it to pass. Hope you get a good bylaw person, and If you find out who it is just call on them for everything you can.
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damn straight. I had a fence I kept my 65 behind on the side of the house, but if we ever needed to move anything big into the back yard I had to push the truck out. bam, every time, compliance officer would leave a note. no idea who was calling. when I finally took it to a shop I happened to come home that day for lunch and he was looking over the fence from my neighbors yard telling her "well its not here now". I couldnt believe it was her the whole time, I told the compliance officer the next time he stuck his head over my privacy fence, even with her permission, he was going to pull back a stump.
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06-30-2016, 07:39 PM | #404 |
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So guys we need a quick answer here I have two aluminum radiators and the larger of the two being out of a 800 series 1/2 ton truck is massive to wide and sits on my frame rails I am fully confident it will cool the motor but I'm worried I will break it if I actually use it long term and send coolant everywhere
The other I believe is out of a Ford Taurus or free star can with a V6 that is much smaller fits better but I'm very concerned in its cooling abilities You guys know what I need can the small one do it should I risk the big one or find something else all together?
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Smaller one here
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06-30-2016, 08:27 PM | #406 |
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I'm sure the small one will cool it unless your on the gas a lot. My rad I had made is about half the size the original cube van had and it works good.
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Go to where the ticket came from and file an appeal. Ask for the name of the person that accused you, ask for a hearing date. Try to use the system to get legal reasons to buy time. Get a copy of the regulations and study them to find a legal reason to stop the process If possible move the truck into the garage out of site. Take the tires and rims off making it had to tow. I know in a decent world this should not happen, unfortunately there are knotheads that enjoy causing others gas. Good luck Nut Case
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so when I got my steering shaft from the 95 jeep Cherokee to correct steering angle and get rid of the ever sloppy rag joint I found that there was a spline change so the new intermediate shaft doesn't fit my old gear so I have been trying to figure out what gear to use in place or if I can get a shaft adapter and lone behold I find A body guys swapping the 92-98 gear box into their cars (the mounting is the same for the X body I have) so I was inches from having everything I need hahaha a Saturday junk yard run is in order then
The hardest part from there is getting line adapters to make the lines I already have fit the metric gear
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Saturday morning I went out to the pick and pull and got a box out of the same jeep which had what appeared to be a low mile gear judging by how little rust and grime was on it but who knows
Its a Saginaw 800 box with the metric style spline other then that the bolt pattern and pitman arm spline is the same plus it has the same steering ratio as the SS Monte Carlo that was so coveted back in the day of 12.7:1 which equals 2 wheel turns lock to lock
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My gear reduction starter is in from feebay and it looks NICE woot woot
Got the steering gear mounted by one bolt as the nova frames thicker in two locations then the jeep frame was no biggie just a hardware store run Also got my rear tires mounted and road force balanced for FREEEEEEE who doesn't like free? #RAKENATION boy my driveway is a hot mess of tools parts oil spots and hotrods
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Now that is a cool driveway... Looks like a lotta life and happiness to me.
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If I was your neighbor I would not call bylaw, I would be over to check out all your stuff and drink your beer while you work LOL
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Always need SUPERVISORS!!!! lookin good VAL!!!
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Haha you guys crack me up the place across the street is for sale I will get their contact info
last night I took my damper off to install the timing indicator got the spark plugs in except #1 to find TDC and stab the distributor tonight Also found an upper and lower hose to use for my radiator and a belt to run my water pump and alternator for brake in
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HAHAHA You might be onto something Joedoh
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I got nothing done tonight went to put my starter on shimed it the bendix looks good and the starter motor wire from the solenoid is hitting my header so I got a screwdriver to pry it away with thinking it would be a quality thick copper cable and hold its new position and snap it broke off the lug not sure if I can crimp an eyelit terminal onto the wire and slap it on the lug and have the terminal last or if I should just contact skip white really disappointed there then I go to pull the pitman arm off and my pitman arm puller I borrowed from a friend s jaws pulled apart to where it wont even pull on the arm anymore
We also got the call from the city today the guy was later then expected in calling us but he will be here tomorrow evening to inspect whatever happens happens I guess maybe if they take it my stress level will go down and I won't have a heart attack at the age of 21
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Those starters should be made to "clock" on that face plate.... loosen the face screws and rotate it to where it needs to be away for the engine or header.
So you have to make this thing run for the city guy to see? or it just has to move someplace else? Move it to the other side of the driveway!!! good luck my friend!
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tell me more about clocking it to get away from the header
I contacted skip white they said it can simply be re soldered and that it clearly was soldered poorly they apologized and yada yada yada annoying but whatever The truck needs to run not drive or anything but my cooling system and the starter/ignition system need done yesterday so not sure I haven't even done break in yet either hopefully he gets caught up at another appointment and has to reschedule
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From what I can see in the pics looking at the gear face... there are 3 holes on the right. if you pull the bolt out of there the motor should rotate up and down within those 3 holes to rotate it on the alum face plate. I have a starter something like that too, its a Powermaster Mini starter.
Directions from them; Clockable starters. Some Powermaster starters are clockable meaning that the starter motor can be rotated in relation to the mounting block. Currently this includes part numbers 9000, 9004, 3500, 9102, 9132, 9142, and 9152. Simply remove the socket cap bolts securing the mounting block to the front of the starter and rotate it to another setting. Powermaster starters 9000, 9004, and 3500 are made to mount on either side of the engine. Owners of DART and other high performance engines can take advantage of this by mounting the starter on the driver side.
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Dont solder that with it connected , you'll burn stuff up!
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well no I will remove the terminal from the lug ofcourse
thanks for the starter clocking 101 I was looking at the holes thinking they had to do something
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Just make sure you keep is all sandwiched together when you rotate it else the brushes can pop out.
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Been a long 4 days guys inspector showed up but we relocated the truck to the garage so it was not available for evaluation as it was in the garage
Had the Nova in running order which is running GREAT it pushes you down and keeps you there when you floor it plus the added spec of front brakes and quality suspension that actually work gives us piece of mind much better then the one sticky caliper and worn out springs from before Friday night and saturday morning I built my step dads big block for him without telling him while he was camping that was a good surprise for him As for truck progress we have the cooling system loosely mounted in I need to put a 3/4in plate under the trans mount to level the motor and trans in the bay so the fan gets away from the radiator, got motor mounted for good, oil in, ignition system done except the #1 terminal back to ign switch keyed hot trans cooler lines are almost done and 2 gallons of fluid have already been added other then that we are needing to do the exhaust and give it some gas
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Getting real close to a start up.
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