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O.D. Fever, the guy at quickstart was more than likely mistaken...the deuce thermostats are set around 30 to 40 degrees like dittle mentioned

Carl, Sundance posted a detailed engineering drawing earlier in this thread....check it out and see what you think. Edit...it wasn't this thread like I thought, but luckily I saved i when I saw it...here it is

Sundance, When you post PDF files you need to right click on them and select "open in a new window". It opens just fine.

I'm sure a machinist could make them easy enough, but how much would they charge for it??? probably more than it would cost to just order the quantity of 25 or so and distribute them among the SS members who want them.

I would ask what they want for a 25 piece order...or 26 since you need 2 per mount (if it's just the rubber) and we'll go from there...you could probably get enough people to order 25 of them.

This original thread is almost a month old already, and there have been numerous ideas and suggestions.....Do we have any information from the OP as to what the problem actually was/is????????? Inquiring minds want to know!!!!

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I'm not saying you're wrong, but I don't remember to saying it needs to be a land line, I just remember it saying it needs to be in your name and address. Lots of people have gotten EUC's with cell phone numbers. You must not live in the mountainous areas of KY, because most rural areas...

Thanks for the info....now I'm gonna be like a kid at Christmas time waiting to get to the rally to find out if mine was one of the "Good" ones or not.....:-x

Always joking around Keep it up Gimp...it's all fun and games till somebody looses an eye!!!:-P

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DOT3 is an oil...period DOT5 is silicone. That being said, certain types of rubber do not react well in the presence or oils and do swell like you mentioned. Any braking system that was designed to work with DOT3 will work with DOT5, but you cannot mix the two together or they will form a...

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The regulator is a device that allows only a certain amount of air pressure to build up in any down stream components that you have hooked into it....in other words...if you have a compressor full to lets say 100 PSI, install a regulator in the output hose and set it for 50 PSI, and all of your...

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Unless our plans change Gimp and I are heading down sometime on the 20th, so we'll be there to help set up things on Wednesday the 21st with you.

What's the price for 25??? I surely do not need 25 of them, but we might be able to get a group buy put together.

sounds like a good day over all...congrats. Oh, can you point me in the direction of these free deuce parts??????:twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

NAPA also carries the 5131 gasket, or at least can still get it...who ever you talked to was just too lazy to look it up. I ordered then just this summer. They are also packaged with the 3113 filter. NAPA filters and gaskets are nothing but WIX filters with the first part number dropped...

First off, a very quick google search of the NSN for the resistor shows that it is a 56 Ohm, 6.5 watt resistor. If your guy came up with anything different that that I would go by what the NSN shows. Here is a link...5905-00-081-7350 As to the start disconnect switch, I cannot vouch for the...