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Wanting a custom buggy because you want a cheaper option :dunno:

I went with 6/2 wiring, single straight run about 100' from the panel. Talked to two electricians that said that 8/2 would probably work, but might notice the drop once I cranked up towards the upper limit of amperage. Will update if the place burns down or the welder starts spitting funny or...

I love the finished walls in the "shop" ;D

Needing to run a 220V, 50a (NEMA 6-50) outlet in the garage. Location of outlet is to be 100-125' from panel, which will support the addition. What size wire do I need? Does wire need to be run in conduit? Additionally, if i were to desire having matching locations on either side of the...

https://lugnut4x4.com/product-category/rear/ ?

.120 wire? Seconded.

Need some advice regarding new welder purchase please. Currently using Hobart140, love it, it has always treated me well, but I am getting into bigger projects and need the amperage. I'm going to get either the Eastwood Mig175 or Eastwood Mig250. Main question, is the 60% duty cycle worth...

What I was getting at was that if you are paying for the AR-grade material, you are paying for the heattreating and abrasion resistance. Depending on the size/shape of the part and the method of cutting that you are using, you are running the possibility of creating a HAZ that will effectively...

Typically AR grades are not going to have their yield/tensile listed on the MTR/certs. Yes, they obviously have a yield and tensile strength, but because of what they are intended for, US mills arent in the habit of performing these tests. One thing to consider with AR400/500 is your HAZ...

Another vote for Auto Cycle here in Chattanooga. Ive had him do a fair bit of work for me in the past, pricing was always amazing, and he has a new chassis in there for color almost every time I go by.

man o man, i didnt realize who the OP was when i was scrolling through the pics fingers crossed for all involved that this one goes a bit different. hope some things have changed in the past few months looks good so far....

Heads are casting # : 14092360 Yes, the gross, dumb peanuts.

oops, sorry about that...flats it is. Will get head casting numbers tonight for you. Would it be worth while to open up the valves to try and gain a little bit from the peanuts?

What style/shape pistons should I be looking for? Relatively cheap is key, but ... flat? domed? dished?

Vehicle is 1953 Chevy flatbed, NOT stock Weight will likely be 3000-3500lbs Don't know stall 700r4 tranny Drive tires are 30" Gears are 4.10 Peanut heads are staying, unless someone is willing to donate a better set.

Rebuilding a BBC for my wife's Sunday driver. I have torn down and reassembled a few small blocks, but this is my first full "build". My goal is to build something that is mostly driven around town, but would once or twice a year see a 12-hr round-trip road trip. And to sound like a big 'ol...

I wish I had the extra $3k to waste..... ::) What happens when you spend all that cash and time to build the thing and it does fail, (which it will)? Is money no object? What allows you to so easily write off such a huge financial hit? Yes, I am getting into your business. You're going to come...

Damn hell why cant the kids that start these bullshit threads stick it out? He's gonna post some terrible idea garbage, get called out, then have his mallcrawler, apartment dwelling assjuice pisspoor "built" Jeep posted and the disappear when he gets his feelings hurt? Why can't he just stick...

Aww, did the guys that know what they're talking about scare you off double-stuff? :'(

just drop in on a go-kart frame ya know, win the whole power to weight and what not :smoke: