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39 Ford PU Build. http://ratrodsrule.com/forum/showthread.php?t=36459 1928 Ford Tudor Build http://ratrodsrule.com/forum/showthread.php?p=538231#post538231 The thing about a '39 Ford pick-up is that that ugly grille kinda' grows on ya' after a while. Not taking anything too seriously. ![]() |
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I've not used it. Did a little research on line and found friction shocks on antique cars used rubber, cork and even wood. Some people have used Masonite. I've used conveyor belt in the past but don't have any. I do have sheet cork so I'll give it a try.
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I've often wondered if a brake puck would work. (???)
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Doc, I found a reference to someone using clutch facing so I would assume brake material would work. Or if a person wanted a million mile life, just stick a hockey puck in there.
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How about cutoff discs? They come in several sizes. Nice and thin.
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Skip, cut off discs might be too brittle. Never know unless you try. For now, I'll go with cork cuz I have a bunch of it.
Spent quite a few hours on the header and this is all that was accomplished. Here's all the pieces I have from my stack of stuff. Need some straight pipe as each primary is 36" long. And probably should be even longer. My favorite parts store can't get it. Will try NAPA Monday. Last edited by bob w; 11-28-2020 at 11:01 PM. |
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Love building headers
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The header flange looks like it cleaned up nicely
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The OEM header flange is some stainless alloy. Somewhat magnetic. No rust on it at all.
Put a couple hours in on it today and welded the collector on. Managed to put two short tube sections on it after many cuts and trims. |
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