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mag2555 wrote:Sorry, but I am taking a day off from auto things and rebuilding two1958 HealthKit Mono block auido power amps .
Ha! Awesome. :pirate:
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mag2555 wrote:Sorry, but I am taking a day off from auto things and rebuilding two1958 HealthKit Mono block auido power amps .
I have 3 Dynaco MK IIIs that I rebuilt about 30 years ago and as well as a house full of audio equipment. I sold all of my Fisher and Heathkit stuff about 15 years ago but still have plenty of other goodies.
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I have had tons of gear over the years also and the Peerless output transformers in these units blow me away even today!
It's too bad they did not make a 70 watt or so version of these darn it!

Enjoy your goodie's!
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For the past year I've steadily been working on rebuilding a 360 for my daily driven '73 Dodge Dart.
At the same I've put together and engine-stand so the engine can be started and the cam broken-in in a controlled way.
Engine will end up at 11.3:1 cr. and will run on Propane.

https://www.bigblockmopar.nl/category/e ... ock-mopar/

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Just added a 6" riser to my mill
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Mine seems to become a catch all like my lathe.
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Beginning to feshen up a 4V Clevo
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Anyone know of an app to resize photos on your phone for the technologically challenged? :lol:
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Cubic_Cleveland wrote:Anyone know of an app to resize photos on your phone for the technologically challenged? :lol:
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I have this Photo Resizer on my android phone. Easy to use. I select 800 x 600 when i resize.
Im no computer pro and i find this one easy. :D
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cjperformance wrote:
Cubic_Cleveland wrote:Anyone know of an app to resize photos on your phone for the technologically challenged? :lol:

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I have this Photo Resizer on my android phone. Easy to use. I select 800 x 600 when i resize.
Im no computer pro and i find this one easy. :D
Thanks Craig!
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No probs! If you need any instructions once you have installed it, let me know.
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Now that I've learnt some new technology, this morning was fabbing up a remote filter system for a turbo LY7 rattletec..
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Old Fiat 2ltr Twin-cam with turbo, should do 485 bhp easy enough.
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BB Mopar 452 c.i. w/ standard-port Victor heads, a .650"-ish roller cam, blah, blah, blah... :lol:

Pic shows the shaft rocker arms after getting the spacing aligned over the valves, plus a Victor intake mocked up to determine how much needs to be milled to get the intake & heads ports to match up.

This is the next evolution of the engine for my '73 Dodge Challenger street/strip ride.

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