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There are many different alloys of aluminum with a wide range of melting points. The typical aluminum (cans, etc.) that people melt down to fill the manifold are typically low melting point material. Emery Stora 77 Kingsley Frederick, CO > > > If the Rockwell AL manifold holds up to...

That is absolutely NOT true. You are confusing polystyrene with polyurethane! Burning polyurethane can release hydrogen cynaide. Emery Stora 77 Kingsley Frederick, CO > > Be aware that when polystyrene burns, it has cyanide as one of the byproducts. > > Sent from my iPhone > >> >> All...

> > Don’t you just love it when what you did appeared to be “best practice”? > > I used cut in half hockey pucks for the spacer. > > It’s a vibration thing, so the fact that it is does most of the work (as opposed to the damping factor of the material) > > Dolph > > DE AD0LF > > Wheeling...

When replacing mine, I put some Liquid Nails on each side of the pad. That lubricated them some and made it easier to tap them in place. I then used a self drilling screw to anchor the pad to the aluminum strap above the pad. Emery Stora 77 Kingsley Frederick, CO > > I drove my coach up on...

> > I have a 73 with the long spacer and it is definitely flattened over the years. > There is barely room for the brake lines to pass between the frame and the body panels. > From first glance, they look ok, but that is because they got squished out. > I know the body has dropped because the...

For those of you asking about the placement of the pads here is a diagram. http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/photos/g4257-frame-pads.html http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/photos/g4257-frame-pads.html Note that they are doubled up at the bogies. Emery Stora 77 Kingsley Frederick, CO

Yes it is. Try https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Slqd73ZOQvI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Slqd73ZOQvI Emery Stora > > Hmmm Strangly that video is no longer available. > Go figure. > > > -- > Tom Lins > St Augustine, FL > 77 GM Rear Twin, Dry Bath, 455, FI-Tech EFI > Manuals on DVD >...

Should have read “to the right of the passenger” Emery Stora > > A door card (in British English) or a door panel (in American English) is an insert on the door of a vehicle that covers the door's internal components. > > Not sure what he is selling but is it the panel to the left of the...

A door card (in British English) or a door panel (in American English) is an insert on the door of a vehicle that covers the door's internal components. Not sure what he is selling but is it the panel to the left of the driver and to the left of the passenger? Emery Stora > > I might want a...

There really isn’t a box. You have a 1976 so if you remove your converter (charger) located in the closet across from the side bath there is a opening on the back wall of the closet. On the outside wall of the motorhome there is a stud mounted to the frame which is where the ground to the frame...

Tom When I installed 80 mm front calipers many years back I had to grind about 1/16” from a corner of the caliper. Apparently there are small differences in the castings. Most of the people installing 80mm calipers back then had to grind a little off the casting with their Alcoa’s. So the advice...

When I removed my engine with a trolley I did not remove the front seats, nor the dinette seats nor the couch. I draped plastic sheets over everything to keep any grease or dirt off and also laid sheets over the carpet. I had plenty of room for the engine and saved a lot of time by not having...

Hi Tom Will you be attending the Perry rally with your motorhome? I am attending it. About a month ago I posted an email asking if any other GMCers would be there and asked if anyone wanted to park together. I got no replies. I figured that either no one else was going or that no one wanted to...

> > Pretty neat! > I wonder if this could be the perfect companion to Dave Lenzi's mid Boogie disc brake! > Scott. > -- > Scott Nutter I had communicated with Dave and sent him the link. He said that one wouldn’t work but there would probably be more in the near future. He agreed that an...

When I changed from 16-1/2” to 16” wheels my speedometer was only 1 or 2 mph off. When I went to a 3.55-1 final drive I got an in line speedometer correction device that put my speed right on. Emery Stora > > 16" wheels with the 225 series 16" tires will give you almost identical rolling...

East of the Mississippi covers a whole lot of ground. There are people in Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania and other places It would help a lot if you would let us know where you live. Emery Stora 77 Kingsley Frederick, CO > > Hi Folks > One of my main concerns for my future coach is the front...

It is a 1 gauge wire. It runs from the area near the rear battery inside the driver’s side wall to the front and then down along the front frame across to the area of the front battery. The insulation eventually goes bad and flakes off. It will be quite a job getting it out of the sidewall...

At higher elevations there is less oxygen so carbs set up for lower elevations will run rich at higher elevations with resulting lack of power. If one was to begin operating at a constant higher elevation the carb jets should be replaced to maintain the proper air/fuel ratio. However if you are...

OK. Here’s my reply. Emery Stora > > Jim Hupy, Emery Stora, please reply for confirmation as you both have recently appeared as JerryW. > Even though we couldn't see it, the forum users did. > > Thanks > -- > bdub > www.bdub.net > > _______________________________________________ > GMCnet...

Bruce— this might be of interest to you. This was posted16 years ago: > From: Brent Covey [ ] Vancouver, BC [000636] > > Hi guys! > > I have been doing a bunch of carb work this past few weeks on some big inch > GM engines and have something you might want to try out- > > GM p/n 07034838...