ChrisofMaine
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From the album: LZ22 Engine Stuff
Voila! This 'bolt-in' arrangement has been performing leak free in my 510 for three years and 12K miles. -
From the album: LZ22 Engine Stuff
This is the knife edge sealing square edge in the bottom of the Tstat housing. -
From the album: LZ22 Engine Stuff
This shot shows a brass bushing I made up to extend the effective length of the Autometer sender. It uses a taper on the lead edge to create a knife edge seal at the Tstat housing, and a square edge to create a knife edge seal at the Autometer sender. -
From the album: LZ22 Engine Stuff
This is the factroy sender and Autometer sender side by side. You can see the Autometer sender is too shallow to reach the bottom of the factory hole. -
From the album: LZ22 Engine Stuff
This is your basic L-Series Tstat housing, factory sender, and Autometer mechanical guage. -
Vintage Walter Boyce article about rally preparation for the 510 (originally published in the 1973 edition of the "How To Modify" Book -
Vintage Walter Boyce article about rally preparation for the 510 (originally published in the 1973 edition of the "How To Modify" Book -
Vintage Walter Boyce article about rally preparation for the 510 (originally published in the 1973 edition of the "How To Modify" Book -
Vintage Walter Boyce article about rally preparation for the 510 (originally published in the 1973 edition of the "How To Modify" Book -
Vintage Walter Boyce article about rally preparation for the 510 (originally published in the 1973 edition of the "How To Modify" Book -
Vintage Walter Boyce article about rally preparation for the 510 (originally published in the 1973 edition of the "How To Modify" Book -
Just farting around with the camera & toys... -
Well Du'h! You need to use a bathroom scale Kelvin! ;>) -
There's 960 pounds of MOG on that hood. No creaking, damage, bends or other damage to the stock steel hood. Left to right, Dave Patten, Matt Frechette, Chris Saulnier. Hi-res available on request. -
From the album: Chapman
The stripes were taped out over the base coat and re-sprayed with a random pattern. Shot taken at NHIS outside of turn 1. Hi-res available upon request. -
From the album: Chapman
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From the album: Chapman
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From the album: Chapman
I don't know the year or exact model, but this MItsubishi tach matches the stock look fairly well. It runs 12V+, Ground, and parallel coil sense wire. -
From the album: V8 510 Wagon Project
Here is a shot of a wagon seat back latch, as assembled from the factory. -
Exxxccceeelent. Crush 'em all! -
From the album: Junkbox Gallery
This shot was taken the winter before the Junkbox finally rotted away. Makes Red look like a concourse car... -
Bits & Pieces of My Turbo LZ22 Engine Project
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From the album: TurboLZ22Project
This core is in great shape. Note the crosshatching still in excellent shape. -
From the album: TurboLZ22Project
This was a total score. An 'island truck' came into the junkyard. Island trucks come from the islands off of the coast of Maine, and are usually rustbuckets. This one was no exception, a 1983 720 with a mere 34,000 miles, a town truck with all the service records in the glovebox. Score! -
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