Ben N

WHY ARE YOU YELLING AT US??? Just kidding . When you write stuff in CAPS, it usually means that you are YELLING ... Welcome to the FGMCC. Good Luck! ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/

Quote: <font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by curtmerci: thanks guys--- chalk up another tech. answer to this awesome web site. now for the task of getting all the brackets and pulleys I need!! thanks again</font> NO CHARGE! Good Luck, Ben ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/

Nice job Andreas! Also curtmerci, if you have a Year One catalog, on page 280, they have photos. Good Luck, Ben ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/

We tried Pep Boys, Auto Zone, and Aids Store, OOPS, I mean Aid Stores . No Meguire's #40 products. They carry all of the common crap though. They must have a deal with the vinyl top companies. I'll have to try Goodfellow Auto Body Supply Shop tomorrow. Ben ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/

Quote: <font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by ADGTRUNKLID: Guess what they have a web sight http://www.meguiars.com/ maybe you can find a dealer that way.</font> Thanks Lloyd! I'm glad I thought of it! J/K Amazing things, these places in space, called websites... Sincerely, "Al Gore" HE HE HE HE LOL... ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/ [This message has been edited by Ben N (edited 06-25-2002).]

Quote: <font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by bucs01: Ben, I use Mequiars vinyl/rubber dressing on my tops. 3 years and they look like new! The guy at the upholstery shop said "don't use Armor All!" Mequiars makes some great tire dressing too. Lon </font> Thanks Lon. I guess that's the same stuff that Andreas uses. I went to look for it last night, and no one around here carries it. I picked up some Turtle wax Formula 2001, to try, but I will still try & find the Meguiars that you guys use. I'll look in another parts house or two this afternoon. Thank You, Ben ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/ [This message has been edited by Ben N (edited 06-25-2002).]

Thanks Everyone. I'm going to check out a local parts house this evening, to see what they've got. Ben ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/

Hi All, What is the best vinyl top treatment? My top is new. I heard that Armor-All dries the vinyl out. It was suggested that I try Skin So Soft (SSS), and I did try it, but the top looks the same as before I used the SSS. At least no mosquitos will bother me at the shows with the SSS on there!!! Thank You, Ben ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/

Quote: <font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by ADGTRUNKLID: I was lucky enough to have a hole already cut in the dash, so my Kenwood out of my caddy fit right in no guilt here...</font> Guilt sucks... And it aint good for yer innards either... ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/ [This message has been edited by Ben N (edited 07-01-2002).]

Quote: <font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Rice Racing1: The loctite liquid pipe sealant in the tube works much better than the GM stuff ever did, and it doesn't throw off the torque readings like the GM stuff does. What 70 is talking about is water dripping from the tailpipe not steam. If he were having the coolant mix entering the combustion chamber it would come out the tailpipe as a sweet smelling white steam. An engine will not run with enough "water" entering the cylinder to cause it to come out as water, the engine would hydraulicly lockup first or simply blow the head gasket and leak externaly. All engines with a full exhaust system will condense water in the exhaust if it is properly tuned, hydrogen and oxygen are two of the many elements in combustion waste, since these make water thats were the water comes from. Thats why mufflers always rust out from the inside! Thats why alot of high end new cars have stainless steel exhaust now, the have to warranty part of the system for 5 yrs or 50,000 miles its cheaper for them in the long run. Don </font> Damn, you guys are sharp!!! I love this board!!! Keep up the excellent work!!! Good Luck!!! ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/

Sounds to me like condensation. Try some dry gas in your fuel tank. Good Luck! ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/

Allen, Sounds like the float might be stuck. Or the needle inside the carb might be stuck thanks to "white death", if the car has been sitting for a long period of time. My guess is a stuck float, because you were able to get it running. Good Luck! ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/

Hey Andreas, That IS one butt kickin' site! LOL. ------------------ Best Regards, Ben http://thenunz69.tripod.com/