Yeah but is it still car or truck?Well more info than I expected...But very much appreciated!!! Very cool
For those that don't speak car...it translates into a pretty smokin ride
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I haven't taken it to the drag strip or had it dyno'd, so I can't say anything more specific than "It definitely doesn't take it two trips to haulWell more info than I expected...
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Corey, would 2500 sand paper on the silver pin scratch it?
This black spot is driving me crazy. I will order simichrome soon. But until now cue tip and car rims aluminum polish is not removing it.
This black spot is driving me crazy. I will order simichrome soon. But until now cue tip and car rims aluminum polish is not removing it.
Soon it's a crossover?Kinda both
Definitely a classic icon of it's time
I like what diesel brothers did to an el ko.
I would stick to higher grits like 4000 TBH. Surface conductivity is highly correlated to the smoothness of the contact surface
Kiwi's right. The higher the grit, the better. Though,...if you do use 2500, just make sure and polish the surface with metal polish, after. Then, use some No-Ox-Id on the dang thing...
Rocket surgery; it ain't...
Rocket surgery; it ain't...
I use 5000 grit...works wonders. Never used metal polish on my contacts. Is that recommended even when using that fine of a grit?
No necesito, mi amigo....
Though, the smoother the surface, the better.
The no-ox-id is a good investment, tho. Amazon has it. Is good.
It's like 12 bucks.
Though, the smoother the surface, the better.
The no-ox-id is a good investment, tho. Amazon has it. Is good.
It's like 12 bucks.
Yeah, I plan to grab some no-ox-id soon. Heard enough people I trust saying it's better than deoxit.
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i bought a little tube of no-oxid from kidney puncher some time ago for a couple of bucks. It's - how can i put this delicately? -it's stickier than Deoxit. It's basically like earwax in a tube!!
So it sticks on your firing pins for a long time. Recommended. Deoxit gets used on my batteries now and then, but the no-oxid gets used on all my and HRH's firing pins.
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So it sticks on your firing pins for a long time. Recommended. Deoxit gets used on my batteries now and then, but the no-oxid gets used on all my and HRH's firing pins.
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Oh my -- three SS mods in one batch? That's ambitious!
Agreed!
I need to knock these out, in preparation for the arrival of the 6061, 7068, and more SS...
'sgonna be a tough run...... 'specially with the overtime at "work"....
But,......the show MUST go on!!!
Nailed it!
Yep,...being an electrically conductive "grease",...it tends to stay put.
Ya know,...one could just use "bulb grease", like they have at the checkout counter at most auto parts stores. Ya know,...the stuff you use for headlights, blinker bulbs, and such....
Super cheap!
Guess what you'll be shipping with my next package ... lol j/k (maybe)No necesito, mi amigo....
Though, the smoother the surface, the better.
The no-ox-id is a good investment, tho. Amazon has it. Is good.
It's like 12 bucks.
Good morning CC fans Getting ready to head out and blow them cobwebs away! Oh and good luck taking my CC from me 
Getting ready to head out and blow them cobwebs away! Oh and good luck taking my CC from me
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