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I need to get in touch with Stan Smith of Wichita Ks
throwing a wrench into this hat....us truck and tractor pullers might see 30 mph air for 200 ft of a pull.... so we still would like to have the...
the one from speedway looks like a hot water heater element, I wonder how they compare...
how can you tell a k-8 / k-9 / k-11 from just looking at them?? thanks
I would appreciate a copy too, thank you ... niesauto@hbeark.com
Alton...should have said somthin' when we were on the phone today.....I've used a #8 screw in place of the #6. Alot less weight diff to worry...
Ford vs ford Both of them
yes I used silcone and let it set a day, I think that the butterflies just don't fit the bores of the hat real nice but is that that bad?? And...
how important are vented nozzle bodies in the hat?? I've got an old carbon hat that I can't idle down to my liking, I got the butterflies pretty...
I've got a SSI that has longer screws going through the teflon into the plugs... hope that's enough
needing current phone number for SSI superchargers......thanks
from what I understand the chy doesn't make any better power with the bigger bore. I think because the smaller bore center to center ends up with...
you know the one I got...just tryin' decide if I want to mess with it....
kinda interested in the olds, what's pros and cons about it?? thanks
how tight in size does the receiver groove have to be? I've had some gaskets that were cut apart at the groove when removed.
does the same thing go for rods too?
my two or three cents: pressure is volume in resistance to flow. So if the k valve flows more volume then it hits the resistance of the nozzles...
yup ark spellin' sorry, guess it must of too eary sunday morning!!!
where can you buy telfon stripping besides the blower suppliers? they get it somewhere other than ebay, right? I also saw some red/orange center...
I got two starters with the Hot Rod Lincoln and they weight like 40 lbs!!! I'm sure Harold got them from Az. I don't which # they are but they as...
