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Them are some crusty looking spark plugs...

I have the exact same problem, and my garage guys have yet to solve it. The sending unit is about nine (9) months old and came from YearOne.

Nice work, Shannon.

Thanks guys, I appreciate it. My Spendometer is racing upwards on my build, but I'll take a look at it.

....Cost?.....

Cost...?

"....and those "million candlepower" lanterns you can buy for $20 at Wal*Mart don't produce a million of anything...." CRAP!!! RIPPED OFF BY WALLY MART, AGAIN!!!!!!!!!

Hmmm.....maybe i need to upgrade.....

They do look good, and definitely less expensive than YearOne's, too. Good deal.

Hemi, I bought a pair from YearOne which are halogen but look like the original 7 inch ones. I don't recall the price but they're great after dark; really light up the road.

My temperature gauge started doing that the other day; pegging out at high temp reading when I turned the ignition switch on a stone cold engine. Everything else is fine, so I must have a short somewhere.

We used to have to replace them every couple of winters when we were driving those cars because of the salt and moisture trapped down there. Pretty simple to do.

I dealt with him (Don) in the chat/texting function of their website and he was a pleasure to deal with. I just bought their mini-starter to go with my new TTI headers & exhaust system, and their alternator (in chrome, of course) is next. Thanks for the post; good to see the product.

My ($50.00 replacement cost) Regulator fried my $350.00 stereo in my '71 Dart. Was a quick lesson in the importance of checking electrical system parts when things aren't going just right. I had the same headlight strength fluctaution with engine speed and wound up replacing the alternator...

When mine's parked (always in the garage) I have the Battery Tender hooked up to it, charging the battery. Never have had a problem with it.