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dohcdelsol93
snoogans
i'm kinda the opposite, i prefer manual to pneumatic. With pneumatic i always seem to make a huge mess.
Who can afford pneumatic, you rich bastids.
Jeremy
Jeremy
dohcdelsol93
snoogans
i don't own a grease gun but every shop i've ever worked at owns more than a few.
dohcdelsol93
snoogans
a camel toe is called a moose knuckle in canada
anyone know how to make my power steering less sensitive?
I have a saginaw set up on my 40, and when going about 40-50 mph it is twitchy.. would installing a different size pump pulley work?
or
is there some sort of pressure regulator I could install?
I have a good steering dampener might i need 2?
or a maybe a different gear box?
maybe larger tires would slow it down.......HA!
I have a saginaw set up on my 40, and when going about 40-50 mph it is twitchy.. would installing a different size pump pulley work?
or
is there some sort of pressure regulator I could install?
I have a good steering dampener might i need 2?
or a maybe a different gear box?
maybe larger tires would slow it down.......HA!
dohcdelsol93
snoogans
in nascar they use about the same type of power steering pump that you find on a street car only they use a different size valve in the body of the pump to make it less sensitive at high speeds.
might be able to google it
might be able to google it
I need to bleed my power steering bad!!
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3pits said:
How many turns is the box?
How long is your pitman arm?
What is your caster?
Aren't we?
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AT one point we were. Unless you count all the TLCA clubs as one club. Now not so much.
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I have what I believe to be a 3* castor correction shim,
I have a shackle reversal on this cruiser,
about a 6" pitman with a 1" drop,
2.5" lift springs,
and it is 3 turns stop to stop, but that is not because of the box, I have the stops out pretty far because when I had the stops in the tie rods were crunching the dampener
I found an article describing some washers on the high pressure side of the pump,, the more washers the less sensitivity,, I have not pulled the valve yet as I do not have the washers.
I have a shackle reversal on this cruiser,
about a 6" pitman with a 1" drop,
2.5" lift springs,
and it is 3 turns stop to stop, but that is not because of the box, I have the stops out pretty far because when I had the stops in the tie rods were crunching the dampener
I found an article describing some washers on the high pressure side of the pump,, the more washers the less sensitivity,, I have not pulled the valve yet as I do not have the washers.
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Was over at my parents house last night and I see this radio sitting in with a pile of stuff my mom was going to give away. She has gotten into this phase of getting rid of things she and my dad don't need. So when they pass away I don't have as much stuff to clean out.
Anyway I remember this radio as it was my moms first radio she ever had as well it stayed in my room at home through my high school year. I told her there was no way she was getting rid of it. So today when I came home from adopt-a-highway it was sitting on my stairs waiting for me. Plugged it in and tuned it to WNCW and the first song I hear is "Shady Grove". Perfect! It now sits in the kitchen where I plan on listening to bluegrass while I cook. Just doesn't get any better than that.
It's a Zenith h845 8 tube from the 1950's. It's amazing how well it picks up stations and the large speaker with the walnut cabinet really has a nice sound. Not bad for a 60 year old radio.
Anyway I remember this radio as it was my moms first radio she ever had as well it stayed in my room at home through my high school year. I told her there was no way she was getting rid of it. So today when I came home from adopt-a-highway it was sitting on my stairs waiting for me. Plugged it in and tuned it to WNCW and the first song I hear is "Shady Grove". Perfect! It now sits in the kitchen where I plan on listening to bluegrass while I cook. Just doesn't get any better than that.
It's a Zenith h845 8 tube from the 1950's. It's amazing how well it picks up stations and the large speaker with the walnut cabinet really has a nice sound. Not bad for a 60 year old radio.
HP just or will be anouncing that their touchpads are going on fire sale. They are getting out of the webos market for now. 16gb MSRP 99 and 32gb MRSP 149.
according to gville bestbuy they are looonnnngggg gone!
