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You forgot to include small chopped green peppers and/or some canned mushrooms. I loved when mom made these. :)

The wife and I have tried all sorts of different mattresses to try to find something that works. The Tempurpedic was the most comfortable but they only last a few years before collapsing in the hip area. We are now using a mattress from a company called Reverie. It was kind of pricey, but we are...

Interesting. I have a spare oil pan so I'll have to try this out and see if it will work for a big block. I have the low profile Milodon pan with the bump outs but I'm sure I could come up with a work around if they are too wide.

I am looking for an engine cradle for a big block. I need to ship a long block cross country so if you have anything that fits the bill, please PM me. Thanks, Brewzer

From someone who had a freak bolt failure on a single bolt setup, I would never go with a single bolt again. They're ok to use if it is what you have, but if buying a cam and chain, I would always go with a 3-bolt.

I'm running a BLP billet 4150 from Thumper carbs and it is much better than the 850 Demon I was running before. I'm still sorting it out as it is a little rich at cruise but Dom and I are working it out and he has been super helpful.

I'm a big fan of Borla's. Here are mine...

Yeah, I got that same response when I bought my valvebody from him. I told him my wife had a hard time driving the car with the reverse pattern because she couldn't get it to neutral easily if she needed to when she brought the car to a stop. He told me she needed to stop being a girl and learn...

I am not sure what the difference is between yours and mine but you do have the correct one. Those are the same measurements I get for mine. Odd that you have the large gap and I do not.

I would disagree that that is the plate for an RB. I have one on mine with the 270's and it fits almost flush to the heads. If you want to measure yours corner to corner and let me know what it is I can check that against mine and see. With that big of a gap I would be worried about the RTV...

Posted at FBBO also... While getting my daily car reading in I found this: New: Tame Your Carb’s Idle & Drivability With K&N’s ECI Plate! - Hot Rod Network It's basically a mini EFI setup to fine tune your carb's mixture. For carb guys that can't get it quite right this lets you tune...

I have a set of these and use them on almost every job I do. They are great for those times when you want to finger tighten something initially but the threads are a little buggered up.

Mike converted my Hughes rockers to cup adjusters when he made my correction shims for my Trick Flow 270's. I now have oiling from the MRL lifters through the pushrods just for the adjusters, and I still oil the shafts through the feed from the cam. I am hoping this is a good compromise to using...

I saw your other post on this. You absolutely need to contact Mike on this and have him walk you through it. You need to make sure that the shims go on in the right direction as well as on the pedestal they were designed for. Anything less and you wasted your money and will have problems. I have...

Give Mike a call back and he can walk you through it. The two shims with the slots go on the rocker stands that feed the oil (one on each head). The shims look like you have them on backwards. The roller tip should not be that far out on the valve.

The other thing you'll want to do with the contract for your builder is make sure it is written the the disbursements go directly to the subcontractors from the bank. That way if he has issues halfway through and goes bankrupt they (the contractors) can't put a lien on your house while the...

I'm running one right now but the jury is still out. Everything is great at idle. No overheating what so ever. 95 out and it will hold 180 with the electric fans. Going down the highway the temp is now creeping up over 200. It never did that with the mechanical pump so I think it doesn't flow...

I have one of the plastic pullers you can have. PM me your address and I will drop it in the mail on Monday.

Warrior Soul - Last Decade Dead Century. Pretty much the entire album is good. 30:51 starts all my favorites though.

Look up a company called Rotobuff. They make awesome polishing tools as well as having a great polishing compound.

I used the hinge that they sell now to mount it under the dash under the glove box. Once mounted it tucks up and out of the way. The best piece of advice I can give is run every thing to where it needs to go but don't cut or terminate anything until it's all in place. If you need to tape notes...

Here's some pic's of mine. Stainless steel tubing some chrome washers and some stainless steel t-nuts I polished.

I have to say I didn't know quite what to expect when I came to this thread. Reading the first post made me feel bad for poor dibbons. Reading the last few made my day. You guys crack me up.

The trick I was shown was to set a 100 watt lightbulb against the hub for 30 minutes then do the install. Works like a dream even on a Fluidamper.

I have used rust bullet with great luck. I have used it outside the automotive world as well. I used it to resurface my old cement slop sink in my basement which was all chipped and spalled. The awesome benefit was that household paint wouldn't stick to it so cleanup was a breeze. It has held up...

Advance auto carries it.

I bought out the local supply by me today after reading this. Been using liquid glass since the 80's. I guess I'll have to switch to Jax once my supply runs out.

I'll take it. I pm'd you.

I have an Ididit tilt column in my b-body and it was a direct fit. It came with a wiring adapter that just plugs into the mopar connector on one side and the Chevy connector on the other. No screwing around.

I had one in the 80's that I put a Pertronix converter kit on and it was awesome. Super reliable and easy to adjust the timing curve. I wish I still had it today.