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#631
12-07-2013, 11:21 AM
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Wifey has given her blessing on the xmas vacation.
Which means I have a boat load to get done in preparation.
Going to start rebuilding my Holley 750 today.
While the parts are soaking I'll start checking the accessory mounting.
I should rip apart my NP 205 but that will prolly take to much time with all I have to do plus solid work till the 18th. So I think I'll take it to a local shop and have it done. When I get it back I still have to install the dual stick setup.
Oh crap! Have to order a 6AL box from Summit.
Lots to do, woohoo.
Which means I have a boat load to get done in preparation.
Going to start rebuilding my Holley 750 today.
While the parts are soaking I'll start checking the accessory mounting.
I should rip apart my NP 205 but that will prolly take to much time with all I have to do plus solid work till the 18th. So I think I'll take it to a local shop and have it done. When I get it back I still have to install the dual stick setup.
Oh crap! Have to order a 6AL box from Summit.
Lots to do, woohoo.
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Well nothing is ever easy.
Could be done with the carb but busted some butterfly screws. That's easy.
The one that sucks is the accessory drive brackets.
I have 2 that the holes don't line up in.
Sent an email off and I'll call Monday but at a standstill now.
Obviously going to have to move the coil but that's what mock up is for.
Pics below.
Also thinking of anodizing the pulleys and brackets black or blue. Opinions?????
Could be done with the carb but busted some butterfly screws. That's easy.
The one that sucks is the accessory drive brackets.
I have 2 that the holes don't line up in.
Sent an email off and I'll call Monday but at a standstill now.
Obviously going to have to move the coil but that's what mock up is for.
Pics below.
Also thinking of anodizing the pulleys and brackets black or blue. Opinions?????
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12-07-2013, 06:46 PM
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12-07-2013, 07:04 PM
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Since I run this truck every day I won't be polishing much.
That's why I was thinking color them.
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12-07-2013, 07:34 PM
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Blue would get lost in with the blue of the engine block/heads and appear too monochromatic, jmo.
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#644
12-07-2013, 08:23 PM
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How about using Duplicolor's "Shadow Chrome"? It's pretty much candy black (plus a clear coat) and tones down the blinginess.
Your new thread reminds me of The Infinite Cat Project
Your new thread reminds me of The Infinite Cat Project
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