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0 2025/09/20 13:52:52 Airwolfe
0 2025/10/01 02:05:42 Airwolfe
0 2025/10/01 02:05:40 Airwolfe
This is the spacer used on the H.O. passenger side cast iron exhaust manifold with the later N10 dual cat exhaust system. Using my built in eyeball micrometer this spacer is no where near as thick as the older EFE valve style spacer. The older spacer is about 1 3/16 of an inch thick eyeballing it against a Starrett machinist scale.
This is the spacer used on the H.O. passenger side cast iron exhaust manifold with the later N10 dual cat exhaust system. Using my built in eyeball micrometer this spacer is no where near as thick as the older EFE valve style spacer. The older spacer is about 1 3/16 of an inch thick eyeballing it against a Starrett machinist scale.
0 2025/10/01 02:05:44 Airwolfe
0 2025/10/01 02:05:45 Airwolfe
Fel Pro claims this replaces GM part number 10136836.
Fel Pro claims this replaces GM part number 10136836.
0 2025/10/01 02:05:47 Airwolfe
Rubber Bumper that goes between fuel pump and pulsator. Modern turbine style fuel pumps don't need either of those parts.
Rubber Bumper that goes between fuel pump and pulsator. Modern turbine style fuel pumps don't need either of those parts.
0 2025/10/07 22:57:19 Airwolfe
0 2025/10/09 13:05:30 Airwolfe
0 2025/10/09 13:06:50 Airwolfe
0 2025/10/09 13:07:55 Airwolfe
0 2025/10/09 13:10:34 Airwolfe
0 2025/10/09 13:11:56 Airwolfe
A melonized distributor gear at first will appear like any normal iron gear. But if you look closely, the melonized gear (left) offers a mottled appearance on the collar while a standard iron gear is smooth (right). (Image/Jeff Smith) "I believe that is a MSD Pro Billet distributor on the right. It has a fully machined billet aluminum housing with O-ring sealing grooves machined into the lower part of the housing."
A melonized distributor gear at first will appear like any normal iron gear. But if you look closely, the melonized gear (left) offers a mottled appearance on the collar while a standard iron gear is smooth (right). (Image/Jeff Smith) "I believe that is a MSD Pro Billet distributor on the right. It has a fully machined billet aluminum housing with O-ring sealing grooves machined into the lower part of the housing."
0 2025/10/23 04:48:06 Airwolfe
GM Genuine Parts 19432310 Distributor Gear.
GM Genuine Parts 19432310 Distributor Gear.
0 2025/10/23 10:30:38 Airwolfe
GM Delco ESC Module 16128261 (ANUC)
GM Delco ESC Module 16128261 (ANUC)
0 2025/10/23 12:59:04 Airwolfe
GM Delco Knock Sensor 10456018
GM Delco Knock Sensor 10456018
0 2025/10/23 12:59:06 Airwolfe
GM Genuine Parts 19432310 Distributor Gear_
GM Genuine Parts 19432310 Distributor Gear_
0 2025/10/24 01:14:55 Airwolfe
GM Genuine Parts 19432310 Distributor Gear. (2)
GM Genuine Parts 19432310 Distributor Gear. (2)
0 2025/10/24 03:43:38 Airwolfe
GM Genuine Parts 19432310 Distributor Gear. (1)
GM Genuine Parts 19432310 Distributor Gear. (1)
0 2025/10/24 03:43:39 Airwolfe
0 2025/10/30 12:49:54 Airwolfe
0 2025/10/30 20:21:19 Airwolfe
0 2025/10/30 20:21:49 Airwolfe
GM pilot bearing purchased from Summit Racing.
GM pilot bearing purchased from Summit Racing.
0 2025/11/04 04:19:55 Airwolfe
0 2025/11/04 04:20:11 Airwolfe
This picture shows the big bearing has been removed and I'm about to press in the new, small bearing.
This picture shows the big bearing has been removed and I'm about to press in the new, small bearing.
0 2025/11/04 04:20:27 Airwolfe
Here is the small, pilot bearing installed. I ***think*** that it's in the proper position.
Here is the small, pilot bearing installed. I ***think*** that it's in the proper position.
0 2025/11/04 04:20:43 Airwolfe
GM pilot bearing purchased from Summit Racing.
GM pilot bearing purchased from Summit Racing.
0 2025/11/04 04:31:45 Airwolfe
0 2025/11/04 04:33:23 Airwolfe
Here is the small, pilot bearing installed. I ***think*** that it's in the proper position.
Here is the small, pilot bearing installed. I ***think*** that it's in the proper position.
0 2025/11/04 04:33:25 Airwolfe
This picture shows the big bearing has been removed and I'm about to press in the new, small bearing.
This picture shows the big bearing has been removed and I'm about to press in the new, small bearing.
0 2025/11/04 04:33:26 Airwolfe
0 2025/11/04 04:35:40 Airwolfe
0 2025/11/04 04:36:20 Airwolfe
0 2025/11/04 04:37:03 Airwolfe
0 2025/11/04 04:37:44 Airwolfe
Blow the picture up and look at the trillions of "Stars" in my plastic T-tops. They aren't on the outside or inside of the T-top. I think they are between the acrylic plastic and the LexARâ„¢ Coat 100 scratch resistant coating.
Blow the picture up and look at the trillions of "Stars" in my plastic T-tops. They aren't on the outside or inside of the T-top. I think they are between the acrylic plastic and the LexARâ„¢ Coat 100 scratch resistant coating.
0 2025/11/17 21:37:01 Airwolfe
You can see the label mentioning these are acrylic plastic. The "Starfield" is orders of magnitude worse in real life.
You can see the label mentioning these are acrylic plastic. The "Starfield" is orders of magnitude worse in real life.
0 2025/11/17 21:37:04 Airwolfe
Driver side H.O. cast iron manifold.
Driver side H.O. cast iron manifold.
0 2025/12/09 19:07:15 Airwolfe
Passenger side H.O. cast iron manifold. Notice longer studs.
Passenger side H.O. cast iron manifold. Notice longer studs.
0 2025/12/09 19:07:18 Airwolfe
Passenger side cast iron H.O. manifold spacer fits to flat machined face of passenger side manifold. No gasket is used. Spacer and manifold have a finely machined surface that seal together.
Passenger side cast iron H.O. manifold spacer fits to flat machined face of passenger side manifold. No gasket is used. Spacer and manifold have a finely machined surface that seal together.
0 2025/12/09 19:07:20 Airwolfe
99.999% of the time when you try to buy a set of these H.O. cast iron manifolds the H.O. cast iron spacer is nowhere to be found. The H.O. manifolds are useless without this spacer.
99.999% of the time when you try to buy a set of these H.O. cast iron manifolds the H.O. cast iron spacer is nowhere to be found. The H.O. manifolds are useless without this spacer.
0 2025/12/09 19:07:22 Airwolfe
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