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Hope everyone is doing well!!! Cheers!!!

are these 3FE compatible? How many amps? Thanks!

Doing well!!! Thank you and everyone else who sent your prayers and well wishes!!!❤️ still can’t sing worth pigeon poo, but I’m alive and getting back on track!

How’s yous doin? Oink oink

Thank you all for the well wishes. I made it!!! I'll never sing at the bar again but I'm scheduled to stick around for a while longer now!!! Hospital meds are still in effect and I'm enjoying me new liquid diet. Plus I got this swank new neck tat!!!:rofl:

laryngectomy on Monday. Wish me luck, team!❤️take care of yourselves!!!

Brought it home

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@PabloCruise I am using the KC859/262 duration speced in the table posted above.

I'd need to dig them up, but I will offer this: I feel the ramp speed is too fast for these old boat motors. I would recommend someone who wants to use these specs might consider having them cut onto a new billet, using a slower ramp. Grinding existing profiles tends to make for fast ramps...

C-19 and work ruin the best plans. Stalled for the short term. Gotta find some ford shock towers, and then search my soul to find a way to pony up for a Jim C idler bracket.

Hey Steve!!! Thanks!!! The idea would be that a CAD file can be shared, and then it can be run by any reputable 3rd party 3D printer, in the material of choice. Full disclosure: @DoubleNickels is a much better CAD artist than I am, and given time affordances, he may be offering a version...

Awesome possum!!! I feel your work pain, right now; life on hold for the MJBiz con trade show in Vegas next week. neither OEM mirror mounting holes are useful- too far back on the door, so new mounting locations using rivnuts seems easily enough do-able. My crappy CAD skills are highlighted...

Not that I can see. The oem mirror holes put a 60/62, and I imagine 7x series mirror to close to the driver in my opinion. IF this goes, it’ll work for 60/62 mirrors. I don’t have any 70 mirrors to reference, but if their holes are same spacing as 6x, then those as well. IF this goes, files will...

best I can tell, its about 83 years old. DOM between 1937 and 1939. designated Craftsman Atlas 12" x 24" screw lathe 101.07381, serial 4851-S