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The Junkyard Necromancer
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 พ.ย. 2021
Bringing old junk back to life, and having fun doing so.
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Stone Soup Gets Some Upgrades: Will It Do A Burnout?! #stonesoup
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Stone Soup Gets Some Upgrades: Will It Do A Burnout?! #stonesoup
Will This 68 F250 Tow a 62 Dodge Lancer 310 Miles?! (Picking up #StoneSoup)
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Will This 68 F250 Tow a 62 Dodge Lancer 310 Miles?! (Picking up #StoneSoup)
Is There a New Tire Inflator King?! (Feat. Asperx AX60 and Gobege)
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Is There a New Tire Inflator King?! (Feat. Asperx AX60 and Gobege)
Vintage Tools Are The Best Tools: Tools I Collected Over The Winter!
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Vintage Tools Are The Best Tools: Tools I Collected Over The Winter!
I Went to Canada and Saw the World's Biggest Truck!!! (Feat. Canada's Best Skateboarder)
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I Went to Canada and Saw the World's Biggest Truck!!! (Feat. Canada's Best Skateboarder)
Inventing a Way to Test Carburetor Flow
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Inventing a Way to Test Carburetor Flow
Degreasing the Abandoned Flathead Six! (Featuring Orion Motor Tech Brushes)
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Degreasing the Abandoned Flathead Six! (Featuring Orion Motor Tech Brushes)
Manifold vs Ported Vacuum Advance: Quick Testing Update
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Manifold vs Ported Vacuum Advance: Quick Testing Update
Did I Ruin My Classic Truck?! (Rattle Can Paint Job)
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Did I Ruin My Classic Truck?! (Rattle Can Paint Job)
ROCGORLD R8 Tire Inflator: Is It Any Good?!
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ROCGORLD R8 Tire Inflator: Is It Any Good?!
Replacing the Brakes on a 2001 Mercedes ML320
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Replacing the Brakes on a 2001 Mercedes ML320
Ported vs Manifold Vacuum: How I am Going to Settle the Debate!
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Ported vs Manifold Vacuum: How I am Going to Settle the Debate!
Never Connect Your Vacuum Advance to Ported Vacuum!
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Never Connect Your Vacuum Advance to Ported Vacuum!
1968 F250 Highboy Speedometer Saga (Episode 3)
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1968 F250 Highboy Speedometer Saga (Episode 3)
'68 F250 Highboy Daily Driver - Carbs, Steering, and Diffs! (Episode 2)
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'68 F250 Highboy Daily Driver - Carbs, Steering, and Diffs! (Episode 2)
Transforming a '68 F250 Highboy - What it Takes to Make it a 'Daily Driver' (Episode 1)
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Transforming a '68 F250 Highboy - What it Takes to Make it a 'Daily Driver' (Episode 1)
The Genius Design of U-Haul Car Trailers
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The Genius Design of U-Haul Car Trailers
Will I Make it Home With the E38? (The BMW Saga Part 2)
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Will I Make it Home With the E38? (The BMW Saga Part 2)
I Bought This Chainsaw for $3!!! Will It Run?!
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I Bought This Chainsaw for $3!!! Will It Run?!
The Story of How I Lost My Beard (Ft. @wittysgarage )
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The Story of How I Lost My Beard (Ft. @wittysgarage )
Preparing my E38 to Sell (The BMW Saga Part 1)
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Preparing my E38 to Sell (The BMW Saga Part 1)
The Van Man is Back! (Living in a van for a year and a half)
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The Van Man is Back! (Living in a van for a year and a half)
I Opened Brand New Tools From WWII (Vintage Plomb Tools)
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I Opened Brand New Tools From WWII (Vintage Plomb Tools)
Why Do You Pump the Gas While Starting an Old Vehicle?
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Why Do You Pump the Gas While Starting an Old Vehicle?
These Guys Must be Stopped!!! (1967 Mustang Winterization)
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These Guys Must be Stopped!!! (1967 Mustang Winterization)
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Heard you worked for Paul. Came here and subbed, Hope you and Pauls family are doing well, he will be missed.
@@cryptowolf-zf3fs thank you
Go watch the video for muscle car solutions, he explaines when you should use ported and when you should use manifold vacuum.
@@stevenprior7652 I will go check it out!
Now I gotta see if the Gabriel shocks I got last year are gonna work on my chassis. 😅
@@wittysgarage I would double check!
Cut to fit lol😂😂😂
@@paulsmith2105 I did consider that haha
Alternatively to cutting the sleeve id personally remove the sleeve since they should just slide out of the bushing and the bushing looks like its wide enough to work without the sleeve
Cut the sleeve to fit. Save shipping them back. If rest of length is the same. Or possible boxed wrong
@@brandonzeiders5273 the number stamped on the shock is the same in the box. So I don't think they were boxed wrong. I did check the second one I ordered just in case too. I thought about just cutting them to fit, but I don't want to void my warranty.
Monroe? Those are bad bad bad shocks.
Those *😅😅😅
Your converter is probably partly plugged you can clean the by removing top sensor spraying cat cleaner in the hole , just follow the directions get a foaming type
Keep the magic smoke IN the wires.
If I had a nickel for every time I asked, "What is this wire for?"😊
XD
It was the self destruct.😁
@@doesnothinspecial6680 oh no! Haha
Yes sir
Agreed
Fuel?-Gasoline? Ethanol Enriched (ha ha ha) gasoline? Diesel fuel?
@@vernontorrence4407 old gasoline. Probably non-ethanol, but can't be sure.
Ok but which one do you connect to the advance pot on the distributor or automatic transmission ..and why Thats the argument of opinion.
@@charlespartak2435 that is indeed! I made this short because there were lots of people saying ported vacuum goes up with rpm and manifold vacuum goes down.
@@thejunkyardnecromancer understand that . By chance have you any first hand experience with the msd streetfire distributor pn8362 , the one normally on the shelves at oreillys.
@@charlespartak2435 I do not. Is it a good distributor?
So, it's been a year.....what are the results?
WF = Western Forge
Sell or give it for outdoor fire starter. Maybe a lot ckearing company?
@@saviorlife1 found a guy that wanted it. So I have it to him.
There is no right or wrong answer to this. It will depend on your situation and the original design of your car and its engine. For example, I have a 70 Nova with a crate 350 engine in it. That engine has provisions to have emissions on it, it has an EGR port in the head. I’ve run it both ways and it runs best with ported vacuum. Now, if the car has an original 350 from the factory in 1970, that particular motor would have had a modulated ported vacuum advance setup controlled by a solenoid. So in essence, it was like ported vacuum.
Since this video has been made, you think he knows how the system actually works yet? You “can” set things up to run on manifold vacuum, but not usually. Ported Vacuum IS the correct setup. Try both ways and notice the difference
@@MoparDonny I'm working on a follow up where I test everything. I ended up going down a long rabbit hole and it's taking longer than expected haha. I was definitely wrong about some things and right about others!
another good reason to have an old tractor, if it's cut slightly they'll run on old gas just fine, albeit usually a little more smokey than usual. if it's really bad, a can of Seafoam in the mix too. Not as sure about older automotive vehicles, but the old tractors don't really care what it is, so long as it's at very least combustible.
@@gearsnstuff7330 you are slowly convincing me..... Haha
If you got an old tractor just dump it in there, it'll burn. Thats what i do. You could also put it in a metal container with an open top and throw a lit match at it. Be careful because stale gas lights very quickly, honestly seems a lot more volatile than fresh gas.
Factory specs not mythology. Follow factory specs.
Works wonders on yellow jacket nests
Use for bon fires
Manifold vacuum is all in the minute you hit the throttle. Venturi builds as RPM builds
Ported and manifold vacuum signals are identical except when the throttle is closed. I have demonstrated this, and Thunderhead289 has demonstrated this.
Never had a car or truck that the distributor advance plumbed to the manifold. It was always attached to Venturi port. Had a friend who destroyed his vacuum advance unit on his 350 Nova hooking to manifold.
How did it destroy his vacuum advance unit? Ported and manifold vacuum signals are identical except when the throttle is closed. I don't see how changing from one to the other would break anything.
It’s like 5 bucks dude is it that valuable to drill it out
Yes.
Cut it with good gas in lawn mower. Neighbor trust cutting it with good gas for his caddy. . . Maybe the dirt bikes. Or bonfire. I made a sofa jump 5 ft in the air once. The walk away was movie quality.
Take it to an oil change place, they'll put it in with the used oil for recycling.
Mix it with a bunch of used motor oil then take it to your local used oil recycling place, which is most auto parts stores, any oil change place and some automotive repair shops too
Send it to Ukraine
Dump it On The Concrete and Let the Sun Evaporate It 😎😇😊
Clean it and mix it with new fuel
It's good for killing poision ivy and unwanted vegetation, ie. Stumps from growing back.
Waste oil burners
Mix 20/80 and use in a no performance application
Yeah, bonfire I’m just poured out in the street and light it
Controlled burn
Mix it with used motor oil and run it through a ready heater i kept a 40 by 40 shop hot at 10 below
Ported vacuum works, in conjuction by design, with a type of temperature device that switches from manifold to ported. Its that 3 way hose thingamajog. For easier starting and engine cooling at idle. Smoake and. Tires
Love you, and that flag, speaking the truth without fear, awesome.
Weed killer
I have heard a lot of carb guys and ignition specialists; I have heard tony thunderhead and several others talking in general terms about this. I won't offer my opinion, but I will say, try it both ways and see what your power curve looks like and do whatever gives you the most power. it's not rocket science, it's a matter of one vacuum line. I will ask one question though; do you own anything that could outrun these guys that you are clearly calling out?
@@russriley3005 I have a BMW and a 78 f250 that would be good contenders. Could I out run them? Maybe? I think it would be fun to have a friendly competition, but we live many miles apart.
@@thejunkyardnecromancer I too have a German car and a ford truck. Helga is running off the intake and the ford is ported. neither reach near the horsepower you guys are making though
@@russriley3005 what kind of German car do you have? I love German cars personally.
@@thejunkyardnecromancer 1973 super beetle 1600, stock motor but I have the bus motor for racing. I can change the motor in 45 minutes ready to race
@@russriley3005 that sounds like a cool car!
Dig a hole
Wait until he discovers Plomb tool chests...oh, and the flare nut wrenches.
What?! :o
“BoyScout fluid” for bonfires 😅
Probably still better than the shit at the pumps today
so my truck is factory ported runs grate and so your saying the the engineers at ford are wrong ? I think you need to keep playing with the kids give them that good advice on how to properly swing . 🏌
Lots of people mix old gas and oil to make home made diesel