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Gnome

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About Gnome

  • Birthday 06/19/1973

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    Male
  • Location
    Spotsylvania, Va
  • Interests
    Old Vehicles
  • My Project Cars
    1949 Plymouth Deluxe
    1976 Dodge Ramcharger 1979 VW Super Beetle

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    Spotsylvania Va
  • Interests
    fast cars fast women.

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    Automotive Technician

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  1. I have a 9 /14 axle out of my ramcharger with a 5 x 4.5 lug pattern that taking up space. It measure ~63" with the drums on end to end. assuming i would need to get different wheels would that fit? What would i have to do to make it work. I believe they are 3.55 gears in it. I have searched but mostly come up with ranger, jeep or explorer axles.
  2. I uded this one from amazon Motive pressure bleeder worked well for me when i did my front disc brake conversion
  3. I used this adapter when I did the scarebird disc brake conversion Motive pressure bleeder adapter
  4. those are champion 511 and are non resistor, champion 562 are the resistor type if you want those. Rockautoparts.com says autolite 295 are the "oe style"
  5. Cars pull to the least positive caster and /or most positive camber. you can offset camber and/or caster to counter the pull. But I would look at simple things you can do 1st, like cross rotate the front tires (if they are not directional) and see if it pulls left. Best of luck
  6. So the kid was buggin me to try and start the Plymouth this weekend, and i was like "Why not?" So it runs a little rough because of the bad gas but it smoothed out after a while and yes there is a crack in the exhaust manifold at #6 cylinder but it was fun to hear it puttering along. Mostly what you see is Langdon's stove bolt carb and an HEI distributor set up on it. Is there a way to make it play on the page or ya'll seeing it on the page without clicking the link? https://youtu.be/TjAAAGXmos0
  7. awesome thank you.
  8. OK dumb question, but which one is the field and which one is the armature on this generator. i'm guessing the one with the felt washer id the field?
  9. sorry posted in the wrong section. please move or delete if needed.
  10. Does anyone have a good diagram and part number that is readily available for doing a 12v conversion and rewiring the horn relay. i bought a new on but it has 3 terminals on it as apposed to the 5 or so on the 6v. oh and It is a 1949 Plymouth deluxe. Thanks in advance
  11. I am usually just a lurker but paid close attention to Don's posts and advice. I was wondering why I hadn't seen him post up in a while also. My condolences to all.
  12. i have one, working on installation tomorrow. Where did you guys mount the square coil? if you used one.
  13. i picked up one of these pressure bleeder
  14. oh and for some info i found these leads for the distributor that was close to the leads in mine. the wire is bare but i will use some liquid tape to seal the wires up. i picked them up at the local United Auto Parts store in Fredericksburg. hope this helps anyone looking for the leads. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000G017FG?ref_=pfb_32j134nn0aa60gkfinhhiblakfi6&tag=hydfbook0e-20&ascsubtag=pfb-P01-V01-O3-T1-LO-4DCJUB
  15. i found the link to the slant 6 conversion. great read but i cant pull up most of the pics
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