TA perf. alum block question

[Bobtempest]

Re: Re: Re: So, correct me if I'm wrong....

Originally posted by Ted A.


I look at this comment, and have the same thoughts about Home Depot and Lowes. I support my local hardware store whenever possible. I don't care about a couple of dollars. If we put the small guy out of business, we won't have the choice to go anywhere else, and you will see customer service drop, and you'll end up doing everything yourself.

I will apply this thought to Summit/Jegs.

Ted, well said.
When has big Vendors or wholesalers tooled up and made a product for us? I do business with the guys that support us. A lot of times the knowledge of our cars makes up for any price difference.

 

[ChrisCairns]

Originally posted by BLACK6PACK
That doesn't look like aluminum to me!

Great!! Just one more thing to worry about while wrenching......slivers.

 

[RealFastV6]

That'll sure make repairing the blocks much easier. Woodglue bonds are stronger then wood.

 

[geno]

So would a 16 penny nail hold the heads on with 20lbs boost
Like i was saying before it will be awhile before we can get our hands on one

 

[TurboCrazy]

I was thinking more along the lines of a 3" deck screw for maximum
holding capacity under boost.

 

[BLACK6PACK]

Forget the high temp paint. Just a couple of coats of varnish and your good to go.