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Glycerine. It's often used in fluid-filled instruments.
1. Your A's front axle is laterally located by the spring shackles. Wobble isn't a lateral-location issue. You do have bump steer, but depending...
I met my wife only after the Morris Minor had gone into storage, so no pics of her with any on-topic car of mine. Besides, being a keen...
I believe "track bar" was '30s/'40s Ford factory terminology for a rear Panhard bar?
A Panhard bar is one of several possible lateral locating devices. Others are a Watt's linkage, a WOBlink, a Mumford link, and a Satchell...
Cross steering requires that the steering arm on the passenger side spindle move in an arc as the suspension moves, or bump steer will result. A...
Manual — but I'd probably put way more thinking into it than it warrants to position the crank where it's easy to operate while driving, without...
A lot of the stuff I post is pure what-if. I do it because it's interesting to me, an end in itself rather than a means of dealing with an...
Depends on how it's designed, surely? Or will any spindle other than a '37-'41 Ford spindle, even one of the same era, look wrong?
I got to thinking about this again in response to my speedometer/tachometer thread. The question of where to take speedometer drive from led me to...
That is exactly what I wanted to know: thanks!
Any diesel vehicle with a vacuum brake servo should have something adaptable. Another idea I've had was to run the vacuum wiper motor on positive...
Rusty — I think it's just a case of mine being used-and-abused junkyard/swap meet stuff which hasn't had the benefit of your ministrations!
I had this idle thought: https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/battery-size-question.1306476/#post-15069252
I don't know if it's something to do with where I am on the globe relative to available synchronous satellites, but every phone speedometer app...
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