Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Good Morning All! Last day of the weekend, picked up the wife at the airport yesterday, good to have her home. Today it's bring the steering column to the body shop, they need to move the car to a frame shop and are tired of real hands on steering lol!
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Ok I will be Captain Obvious and ask, is there a car in the picture?
I would prefer to use a prop valve...
But you can access ****... LOL!!!!
j par
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I wake up check that you've quoted me and I'm already two pages behind. This part of the forum is much to keep up with. I think you got to be a daily forum lifer to keep up with it...
Eugene?....
Mattax
Just the facts, ma'am
Karl,
You got this article?
http://www.moparts.org/Tech/MoparAction/Master_Cylinder.pdf
well if not, now you do.
nope, I posted that one from my phone lol
That would be pretty close where I was raised, Creswell and Eugene.
hey Tim, you see my new floor pan?
Good Morning Tim!
@Mattax
So I just read pages 5-8. If I'm understanding how the prop valve works now, being its only on the rear line, there's no reason I can't use the factory distribution box and simply install this Wilwood one as the pressure from the master cylinder to the front discs doesn't run thru a prop valve?
So I just read pages 5-8. If I'm understanding how the prop valve works now, being its only on the rear line, there's no reason I can't use the factory distribution box and simply install this Wilwood one as the pressure from the master cylinder to the front discs doesn't run thru a prop valve?
No I missed it..
In Which car? Looks good..
thats the polara. Using it as practice before I make the dart's later this week
The more ribs the stronger. Looks ok tho....
The "Ram Man" has a really good video on youtube explaining the mopar Proportioning Valves.
PROPORTIONING VALVES EXPLAINED- BY THERAMMANINC.COM
Many thanks to the Ram Man for putting this up . . .
Princess Valiant
A.K.A. Rainy Day Auto
Looks like you got a workout
for sure. I have a bead roller, but it's only good for up to 16 inches wide. I'm gonna order the larger, 38 inch panel version on payday. It also comes with 3/8 and 1/2 bead dies so that'll help big time.
Unconventional
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It's Monaco Monday!
Goooood morning
Goooood morning
Could not hear you, Huh?
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
Chevy
And deeper counts...
Never used one, but the deeper, double ribs in the original will resist flex WAY more than what you have there. What is that? 1/4? So yeah, one of the bigger dies for sure...
Good Morning
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
Don't get loud with me boy!
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