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Thanks Bob, So the 1/4" nipple points down. I guessed it should be the opposite so I was confused by the picture on the Mancini website but it is just like yours. Jack

Thanks, I am happy with it.

Bob, I am sure you posted a picture of the vapor separator on your engine a few years ago. Would you kindly point me to it or re-post it? I tried a search but you have so many posts I couldn't find it before I ran out of patience. Thanks

:yeathat: The buckets are no improvement if you are looking for support. There was a recent thread on Moparts. A lot of guys use Audi, BMW or Porsche seats.

Why not just get that one tested and rebuilt if necessary at a good automotive electric shop?

Why not just get that one tested and rebuilt if necessary at a good automotive electric shop?

Yea, those Indy heads are quite a bit thicker than the Mopars.

He is an English Mastiff. We have had him for about five years now and are really attached to him. He is pretty big but a really gentle dog. I walk him without a leash and he just walks along side of me every day. He is probably the best dog we ever had. I will second George's comment on...

Dutch, When do you guys see the sun??? :devil: :devil: :devil: :devil: George, I think 120 lbs is about right for a male. My guy was 170 lbs at 1 year and grew to a svelt 237lbs. Here's a pic of the little guy. Jack

There have been quite a few posts over the years on how the Tremec easy fit isn't. I think you can find some posts on Moparts. I ditto the Passon idea. It will be worth the wait.

We just went from storm watch to storm warning in the Philly area. There are 4-8 inches in the forecast, this will be the first real snow of the season. My daughter lives in Concord, MA and they have blizzard warnings with up to 2 ft of snow.

I would use 50:50 coolant:water. It has greater heat capacity than straight water and the additives in antifreeze protect the cooling system. I would also recommend Water Wetter. I have been using it for 10 years now and I think it helps a lot. It is simply a detergent mix that lowers the...

Sorry to hear that George. I know how you feel. I have a mastiff also and I am very attached to him. I dread the idea that he won't be with us forever. We have lost a number of dogs over the years and it is never an easy thing. My wife and I both like large dogs and would probably opt for a...

Sorry to hear that George. I know how you feel. I have a mastiff also and I am very attached to him. I dread the idea that he won't be with us forever. We have lost a number of dogs over the years and it is never an easy thing. My wife and I both like large dogs and would probably opt for a...

If the filter was in front of the pump I wonder is the issue was cavitation rather thean heat?

Evens coolant uses propylene glycol as the cooling fluid rather than the traditional ethylene glycol. Propylene glycol has three carbons and ethylene glycol has two carbons as the names imply. Both are very water soluble. The differences are slight except that propylene glycol is non-toxic...

Unless I missed it I see that I never posted pics of my car. Here are a couple. The engine bay has been cleaned up a bit, spark plug wires shortened and a few other things but I don't have a current picture of that.

kudos Bob :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :beep:

:facepalm: Green? What are you guys a bunch of Prius owners?

I think the white is a 37 tooth gear unless I miscalculated.