If you can afford these parts

Edbert

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Just wanted to share this list of awesome mods, get the checkbook ready, you're gonna want one of each!

http://www.kalecoauto.com/perf.htm

 

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StaffAmerica74

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hahhaha love the brake lines...

 

2bav8

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They don't offer muffler bearings though...

 

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streetgrande69

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2bav8 said:

They don't offer muffler bearings though...

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http://www.kalecoauto.com/

 

jerry S

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What? What? What?

No super atomic filament?

 

jes72mustang

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That's too funny. My favorite is the O pipe.

 

Edbert

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jerry S said:

No super atomic filament?

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No halogen fluid either.

 

Pathfinder65

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Just ordered the Motor block oil bypass kit. Way cheaper than an oil cooler set-up. I figger I'll pick up an extra 10-15 HP
Dave

 

Capt Dan

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Edbert said:

No halogen fluid either.

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Use the synthetic blinker fluid. You just have to change it twice as often on the left side and 3 times on the right.


www.kalecoauto.com in the Maintenance section

 

Tim65GT

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My favorite is the piston return springs. Iv'e been relying on gravity way too long!

 

txwoody

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I can't wait for christmas I now have a new list.

 

jerry S

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this kind of reminds me of when I was in Scouts. When we were on district or council camp outs where other troops were present, we would send younger scouts out to borrow such things as a Sky Hook, a left-handed smoke shifter, and 50 feet of shore line. One time, one of the tenderfoots came back with an actual left-handed smoke shifter, which surprised the hell out of his Patrol Leader. It was the craziest looking gizmo ever. Whoever put it together had a great sense of humor.

 

jes72mustang

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We did similar wild goose chases in the Army. Sending noobs to admin for an "ID10T" form, or to supply for a bag of ST1s(ST ONE S), or Chemlight batteries of a spool of flight line. It's so fun to mess with people.

 

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65mistress

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I still like sending someone for a bucket of steam or a hole stretcher or grease for the relative bearings...

 

Route666

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Man they don't have any tins of compression, and I was wanting to put some more in mine, I think it's running out.

 

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mustangdave

My rearend needs a stud and two nuts.

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I'm still looking for a roller-bearing wiper mechanism and some synthetic air for my tires. I wonder if you put a light on the cooling fan, (like a ceiling fan), if the radiator would see more airflow.