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Like @Driver50x, I drove stock cars. At I-70 Speedway, number 83.
I don't particularly care for cut down doors, but there are always exceptions...
If you use it, take any chrome off the mating surface and be sure it's flat.
This is the HAMB, after all.
Don't leave cartridges in the mag in that rifle, either. The spring will weaken...
I've had straps (from HF, I believe) that would stretch quite nicely...
#3 looks like a ring groove cleaner. #4 &5 may be valve spring compressors.
I powered mine with a HF reversible drill, starter drive gear and a flexplate. I mounted the drill switch in a foot pedal.
And @squirrel scores again!
I'd love to find one, too...
Just... wow.
@wheeltramp brian offered a free one...
There are more than enough psychos out there to go around...:D
I have a buddy who dated "Psycho Sue". Doesn't sound familiar, I hope...
I raced stock cars at I-70 Speedway. I was number 83. So... ;)
I seem to recall the 250 had the lower pulleys made on the balancer, the 230 the pulleys were a separate piece like the sbc, etc. Someone earlier...
Can you get measurements from where it goes? ID, OD, thickness. Then a bearing listing might get you there. Or something that might work with some...
They'll buff out.
@Flatrod17 that was my first thought, too...
I believe full floating refers to the setup as shown above. Semi floating is like a regular 9 inch, or whatever. I think...
I use a hydraulic conduit bender for 1 3/4 tubing with .095 wall thickness. Works great, but as @lostone said, it pulls the tubing around the shoe.
Have you tried bypassing the brake switch with a jumper wire?
I just caught up on the last two pages. Lloyd, I had a thrashed 427 and a freshened 383 sbc sitting when I started on my '39 Chevy. I've always...
It can ring the guts out of anything if you do it right...:D
To paraphrase, "I'd use it ".
^^^^ Now THAT'S funny!
Just the other day I saw an old geezer in the grocery store wearing a HAMB DRAGS 2010 shirt. How do I know he was an old geezer? He looked to be...
I made mine from 3/8" plate.
Slick! Now I have to make one...
And a bigger cam. While you have the manifold off you might as well put a better one on. And the carb. And, and...
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