Recent content by mpgmike

Try JeepForum.com. Lots of activity there with plenty of folks in the know.

I can take your question 2 ways. If someone joins this forum, they may go by 75DartSportGuru. Yet they are also into gardening and join an appropriate forum and go by PotatoDigger. If you refer to folks that join this forum under one name, then rejoin again under other user names, that's...

My uncle's back in '72-3.

I had to get Roush emissions & fuel economy testing on a Ford E-250 with the 4.6, Chevy Silverado with the 5.3, and a Dodge Ram with the 5.7 Hemi. Testing started with stock readings. The company's product was added and all 3 were tested again. In the baseline phase, we did the Ford & Chevy...

I am a terminal fan of the '68 Barracuda, love convertibles, convert auto trannys to manual, so I am a loyal follower from now on! Please share your journey.

Ouch!! Sorry for whoever you got it from.

You never mentioned a parts car?!? Tell us about that one.

Just saw this over on the Street Freaks thread.

I'll concur with big condenser and replace drier advice. If more folks agree with you, you're probably right!

Looks like a proverbial "black box" to me! Who are you trying to impress? Judges at a car show? Fellow enthusiasts? Or are you simply trying to create 'functional'? BTW, looks like a Bud Industries enclosure. Am I right??

My favorite year is the '68. I'd take what you have over ANY '66 any day of the century! You have a most precious possession there.

Your pictures bounce from black to grey, fresh to sanded; however, it looks awesome. All I can say is it'll probably blow away the judges at the 1st event you attend (although I didn't exactly follow what you did)! Believe me, I follow everything you do!!

My uncle introduced me to the white/red combo over 30 years ago. I've developed an appreciation for it because of that. Looks awesome!

Look at the 1 and 2 star reviews: "1.0 out of 5 stars Vastly overstated capacity Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2024 These batteries are marked as having "9900 mAh". My testing using 5 testers and 9 tests averaged 1226 mAh -- only 12% of the stated capacity!" Another: "1.0 out of 5...

First: 18650 indeed denotes the physical size -- 18 mm in diameter and 650 mm in length (Metric here). Second: Lithium Ion batteries have "Nominal" voltage rating (that would be the 3.7 volts) and max charge rating (there's your 4.2 volt number). In all probability, you have Lithium Cobalt...