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Can I purchase a custom intake from you that thing is SWEET ! I built a Dart block 572 with a Serpentine belt system so it should be very similar ?

I dont think so

Why no heater or am I missin somethin

Bondo can do wonders when it come to makin that CHINA shit fit

I think my vacuum gauge is broken, it doesnt wanna turn on or something. I cant get it to start sucking. What am i doing wrong??

Sometimes , a man's gotta do, what a man's gotta do.

If I was a dick I would say WHY THE HELL ARE YOU FIXING A 76 CUTLASS? But I’m not that guy. Each to there own.

You could try running a tig torch super cold and overlap tacks. It also may not be a weldable grade of aluminum

There is a product called "alumni-weld" i came across it trying to weld anodized aluminum bulk head fittings to air conditioner lines.. you need a good tourch but its worth the try ... Good luck

Wire feed might work

What grade of aluminum. Some grades aren't weldable

Good point . No just old cars any car have lines.

What about the front suspension

So, my 65 had truck arm suspension. How much meat ya able to get under YOUR truck?

I see, Ohio

Oh maaaan you had a 454 in it???

Where are you at

I’m doing a 65 and I’m hoping for awesome steering and performance

Pretty work!!! 👊🤘

Yep....HOW it's DONE, fer REAL!....New subbed....On the road to be a real kewl Mopar! TRI-5 Chevy, Chevelle/El Camino guy here , and yeah! Burnt out ol school body/paint guy, as well..Lol..ROCK the funk ON

Great video

l use a whole can of aerosol carbuerator cleaner per job to really get my equipt. cleaned up..

l use a half gallon Harbor Freight paint pot for 44 bux!..l use enamel ,not fancy 250 dollar a gallon paint,,,FROM ORSHELNS or any farm store...he uses the same cheap farm paint l use,EXCEPT MINE IS SO THICK IN THE CAN ,MINE WILL GO TWICE AS FAR!...ALKYD is what hes talking about....l wouldnt spend that 200 bux and END UP WITH LESS MATERIAL!...what l use is SO THICK IN THE CAN you can feel how it doesnt hardly move when you shake the can..As for hardener,mine id 16 dollars for half a pint....hardens one gallon....

i hope thats not your ol man on the roof while your dicken around

Great video. Question how did you het the kit for a nine inch rear end? TY😊

What kinds of rims are those on your truck? Nice video!

Those tabs fold over the inner door seal lip

So you got your paint line, hardener line and reducer line. What’s the fourth column? I’m not a painter.

The must be a professional painter with the types of pro tips

Wow🎉 u explain this so well I don’t know how anyone else couldn’t figure that out we must all be idiots

Thank you sir

What’s the ratio you mix the sher kem primer? I know you’ve said 33% but could you show us where you take it to on a cup? Thanks

Not all files have a safe Edge it's actually rare to even find one with a safe Edge

It's a no cut side. You are filling incorrectly. You push then lift to push again. Pulling the file back rolls the edge back dulling the cutting side.

Figured I should tell you that you're wrong just to prove you right

I thought roto-broaches were what cut square and hex holes in steel. Those look like carbide hole saws. You could also also try anular cutters if you have a mill or mag drill.

When I get files without it, I grind one in there

Not all files have this but when they do they are handy for those types of applications

never seen one on my files

That's right !

Appreciate the info👍

I swear by my HMD904, cleanest holes I can get without a CNC. But upfront cost is high and the bits are expensive too (they do last a loooong time tho if you take care of them). This kit looks like it’d be great for sheet metal thanks for sharing!

If you want quality. Get Noga carbide ones.

Those things will slice the HELL out of your finger's too. I was deburing a spacer, slipped and ran it into my middle finger. Right down to the bone.

Yep thats šábl

That isn’t for debuting but can be used for it’s a hand chamfer tool to create a chamfer on parts

Make sure to get a right or left handed blade based on your dominant hand. They only work well in one direction unless you buy the ambidextrous blades

That's a plumbing tool, it's used for just that but at the end of a copper pipe

Dude fuck you stop giving me PTSD... I have had to use these many times

I love using them but I hate how they jump and create choppy chamfers. I use them for 3D printing.