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Gald you got it sorted out. I ended up having removed one from the pan before it went to the engine shop and it looks just like that. What I want to see is how a dipstick is made with it ;-) Sandy

Do you mean the flap type of device that you see in the fuel cells? I don't think so unless maybe on one of the cars that dues use a bladder. I don't think any provision are made for one. Take a look at the ATL and Fuel Safe site you will see the ones in the cells and I think they may also have...

You will not have any luck with email. Armondo and company (his wife) are not really internet savvy and the last time I spoke with them a few months before they moved to TX. His wife mentioned he also had a computer virus and were unsure what to do about it all, so site got messed up too to some...

I have one on a mustang pan that is at the shop so I can't take a look right now but from what I remember one side of it (top) was a compression fitting and ferrule but can't remember if the pan was a pipe thread or straight. It's hard to tell from the photo what it is as it is a bit out of...

You can also use water in a spray bottle (mist), will change the idle if you have some air sucking in where not supposed to. Not as fun sounding as propane ;) Very interesting thread that confirms again that I do love the look of Webers but would never want them as it seems you need a lot of...

Just finished another simple tool for calculation of static compression, pretty common, but figured I should add it to the mix. Compression Ratio Calculator Sandy

When I got my car from Fran the trucking company used these nice rails that the run the length of the trailer then they had tie downs that went over the tires. I think this thread has the links and all the nice attachments for the rails that make it easy. no messing with my nice orange rims ;-)...

Note on the Gulf colors are they for the Corporate logo from Gulf International? Those are not the car colors as I recall. The blue is not the same, not sure about the orange. You can also find it as it was a production color on porsche 911's in the era, I think it was the same and should still...

Just seemed odd in any case to spray quick start in to the beast rebuilt or not. Still was cool starting it. It did remind me of me and my buddies in high school working on my Big Block Chevelle, but we just poured gasoline in until it fired :thumbsup: Sandy

Are they all concave? I have some original SEV Marchals and they are not concave. And yes the search does bring up a lot of stuff if you do search for headlights. Lots of stuff. Sandy Check this post for more info on some headlight discussion...

Do some searching on the forum you will find a lot of information on the different models of headlights used.

I love the video, just needed a couple of the guys drinking beer. Quickstart will start anything (and mount tires), but don't ya' might be a better way to get something like that fired up? When ever I have used it one some $hit boxes you can hear the knock as it starts up seems harsh to do to...

Have no idea about that pulley, but you can also look a sunbeam tiger stuff, they have a very short pulley to the point where you have to push back the flange on the water pump about 1/4" to make it all line up. They are hard to find but some of the Tiger guys make them out of aluminum. They are...

Here is a set of simple tools for doing injector sizing, pressure changes, Lbs to CC, etc. All simple to use. Injector Size Calculator Sandy

Just finished a simple wire size calculator on my site for determining the correct gauge wire for the give amps and length. Might be helpful for those doing their own harnesses Wire Size Calculator The others are here http://www.gtsparkplugs.com/InjectorSizeCalc.html...

I think the gear boxes that I have had done all have gears from them. I think they are one of the few makers for the 930, not 100% but that is what I recall as it took a long time to get the specific ratios I wanted. By the time my boxes were done I had the thought of doing a straight cut gear...

I have 3 of them and have never blow one up ;-) Well never actually ran one yet. But they seem pretty durable as far as gearboxes goes, talked to a few people before going with it. The Ring and Pinion is pretty stout as well as the rest of the parts in the box. I think some of the downside is...

The bits that could have got into the screen might have been small, but will need to tear it down. The motor was warmed for a bit before it went out, but still high oil pressure. Not sure if a bigger bypass would help (or if possible). Standard HV Melling pump. So will have to take it apart to...

It was in my 331 SBF Mustang. It was a cold day too, and oil pressure did not come down even after a good warm up until very far along on the track. The pump shaft was a Ford Racing Products version from what it looked like. Twisted off at the point where the hex meets the cylinder portion in...

LN Engineering has a ton of good stuff, I think I posted that a long while ago when they actually had content (Zn/P) of many different brands of motor oils but I have not seen it on their site the last time I looked. I think they want you to send in your oil to have it analized now for a small...