GJS
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.... and brace your arm. As I remember, when the pressure kicks in, if your drill is powerful enough, it’ll wrench you around a bit.Let go of the trigger when it starts to smoke, cool down, repeat.
.... and brace your arm. As I remember, when the pressure kicks in, if your drill is powerful enough, it’ll wrench you around a bit.Let go of the trigger when it starts to smoke, cool down, repeat.
Let go of the trigger when it starts to smoke, cool down, repeat.
2 Hands people 2 hands.... and brace your arm. As I remember, when the pressure kicks in, if your drill is powerful enough, it’ll wrench you around a bit.
Alright boys. . . I got the priming rod and primed the engine rotating it so the oil got to every nook and cranny. Here is a really crappy video of the break-in right after the first start:
Here is a second video of the second start after the break-in run. Didn't realize we were running on six cylinders until after this run:
Congrats RIP!!!!
Sorry I have been absent lately.
I read through the thread and I also experienced the differences between 383 and 440 brackets.
I use the priming rod for the oil on ALL engine builds.
Keep up the good work!!
Oh my I hope not.Thanks a lot, everyone. Seems like an immaculate conception has just occurred. . .
You're running out of excuses to drive this one... thanks for movies... I even spotted the Stan Lee cameos...
Oh my I hope not.
Get that dude running on all 8, and let's see some tire smoke.
Alrighty, Dave. . . This shot is just for you:
Alrighty, Dave. . . This shot is just for you: