Looks like I missed a fun rally! Thanks for the invite, Ken. Hope to meet you next year in Lee.
- Jim

I'm thinking of putting a roller fairlead in front of my LU-4. Thoughts? Suggestions? Experiences?

rixm37 wrote:Hey Jerry !! Follow this link to ........ BLAST OFF

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USLTQVt8 ... re=related

I'd love to see that redone as viewed through the windshield of an M37.

M37UK wrote:If you travel FASTER than the speed of light then your headlamps will become reversing lights, i.e. the light will be behind you!

Unfortunately your mass increases as you go faster. As you get near the speed of light, your mass would approach infinity. Your mileage would be REALLY lousy then.

My guess is that you'd still feel the vibration of the t-case through your keester.

I do know that my M leaves quite a wake.

ntxt

The MVM article about the dual MC upgrade was by Michael Sullivan in the April 2006 issue. A Bendix #1584 dual MC from a 1980 Chevy C30 one-ton truck was used. This is the same as NAPA #39017 or CarQuest #20-1584. Put putty on the frame to mark the locations of the brake lines. Are people still usi...

Bushi wrote:Where would be the right place? I'm going to upgrade mine soon and would like to do it right.

I think Charles means that the hole spacing is off. Use your new M/C to determine where the holes should go. Ask questions as you go - there are many of us who have made this mod.

If you are replacing the M/C, you might want to consider switching to a dual-chamber M/C. There was a good article on this mod. in MVM many moons ago. You can also search this forum for more info, or just ask.

Finally got my M back after having the engine rebuilt. Went for a ride on a "former" fire road. Runs like a top! Nope - no pictures, video or audio yet. Just thought I'd share.

Hi Rick. Sounds like you may have found your problem, but while I'm at it, I'll still sing my song: bad ground. Be sure to double check the battery yo frame ground connection - use dielectric grease & internal/external tooth washers at the frame (gas-tight). While you're at it, check the integri...

My brother has a 1941 Dodge WC12 and a 1947 Plymouth sedan: both had the same 214 engine. In fact, we swapped one for the other during some stage of rebuild. I don't know the history of all of this old metal, but it is possible that there are other Plymouth/Dodge compatabilities.

I'd like to think so

Moron + bearing press = ...

No drawings for you, but BILL L has some pictures thatight help ... at least I THINK it is him