Good Grief! 40% ! Agree on the downsize...same spot. Looking for paradise too.. not a stretch to get better than here (La.). but even OUR property tax didn't go up that high. Ga. & Tn. seem nice. I don't drive mountains very well, tho...
I use a gritty fingernail file on certain electrical terminals to clean them up. I have ordered different colored wires through NAPA if you want to keep the wire colors the same. As far as taxes, I live in Georgia and when you reach age 65 they take the school taxes off your property taxes. I have three acres, 3 bedroom house with a partial finished basement and an extra bedroom down there. I have the house garage and a separate garage. My annual taxes are $2200. When my wife hits 65 the school taxes should knock off about $800. I’m only 61, she’s older. Just trying to give you an example. We live in Walton County Georgia, we are both originally from Michigan. Our family in Milford Ohio pay about $5,000 a year on their property taxes. I would consider Tennessee, no income taxes. I have family in Henderson Tennessee and I like it up there. Huntsville Alabama is nice, I friends over there. Georgia has a pretty good car culture and we like it for the most part If we can keep the blue voters from flipping our state politics. North Georgia has some nice towns. 40% is a Hell of a jump. I feel for you. Your car looks better in every video!
@@skipprice6843 Cool, I have family in Polar Bluff Missouri too, I considered moving there once. It's laid back and reminds me of life in the 70's. Good luck on whatever you decide. Where I live, we have a lot of car shows and some pretty good machine shops. I have 5 classic cars that I play with. I'm still collecting parts for my 77 Bandit Trans Am. So far I collected a pair of W72 heads and the #17057266 Carb. I need a Y6 block. I bought the car missing the drive train.
I'm doing wiring to.. only 7 or so engine wires on my car.... I'm chasing down the pigtails now for three items that got snipped by PO. Fun. Show me the wiring!! Good stuff.
@@skipprice6843 down to one needed ...the engine temp sender....I have a male single blade type....be great if you have one or know a part number. Thanks
Ive got a couple in a box, ill see whats there, but i also have part numbrs, i did a comparison a few years ago to see what was more accurate.. @@mrp2561
Heres some resistance values for three senders 6 dollar TU5 Wells sender from Autozone, 25 dollar "correctly calibrated" Lectric Limited model 01513321, and an original GM 1513321 sender (for a Pontiac Firebird - one with the slide on connector- Camaros use a 1513462 with a screw on lug). 80 degrees: Wells at 650 ohms, LL at 573 ohms, GM at 549 90 degrees: Wells at 526 ohms, LL at 445 ohms, GM at 524 100 degrees: Wells at 429 ohms, LL at 365 ohms, GM at 409 110 degrees: Wells at 328 ohms, LL at 266 ohms, GM at 365 120 degrees: Wells at 283 ohms, LL at 227 ohms, GM at 323 130 degrees: Wells at 250 ohms, LL at 200 ohms, GM at 272 140 degrees: Wells at 216 ohms, LL at 170 ohms, GM at 227 150 degrees: Wells at 198 ohms, LL at 155 ohms, GM at 195 160 degrees: Wells at 173 ohms, LL at 133 ohms, GM at 175 170 degrees: Wells at 157 ohms, LL at 119 ohms, GM at 157 180 degrees: Wells at 135 ohms, LL at 101 ohms, GM at 140 190 degrees: Wells at 120 ohms, LL at 89 ohms, GM at 125 200 degrees: Wells at 109 ohms, LL at 79 ohms, GM at 109 212 degrees: Wells at 104 ohms, LL at 75 ohms, GM at 102 These may be the right spade type..i dont remember, ill check mine n the morning If you have a gauge with an external resistor you can change it from the stock 86 ihm resistor to a 91 ohm resistor and that will move the gauge up to 1 tick below half, at 180 degrees. I've done that, I use a potentiometer with two short leads on it, I adjust it to what i want the gauge to read and then lock it down in a ball of electrical tape so it can't change. If your gauge has the resistor built into it, then you have to live with it reading low, or get a sender that has a lower resistance at each of the temps above.
I hate wiring, I can do it, I just hate it! Sounds like you need to downsize, find a little piece of land and build one of those Barndominiums, couple bedrooms and a nice big shop all in one!
Good Grief! 40% ! Agree on the downsize...same spot. Looking for paradise too.. not a stretch to get better than here (La.). but even OUR property tax didn't go up that high. Ga. & Tn. seem nice. I don't drive mountains very well, tho...
I use a gritty fingernail file on certain electrical terminals to clean them up. I have ordered different colored wires through NAPA if you want to keep the wire colors the same. As far as taxes, I live in Georgia and when you reach age 65 they take the school taxes off your property taxes. I have three acres, 3 bedroom house with a partial finished basement and an extra bedroom down there. I have the house garage and a separate garage. My annual taxes are $2200. When my wife hits 65 the school taxes should knock off about $800. I’m only 61, she’s older. Just trying to give you an example. We live in Walton County Georgia, we are both originally from Michigan. Our family in Milford Ohio pay about $5,000 a year on their property taxes. I would consider Tennessee, no income taxes. I have family in Henderson Tennessee and I like it up there. Huntsville Alabama is nice, I friends over there. Georgia has a pretty good car culture and we like it for the most part If we can keep the blue voters from flipping our state politics. North Georgia has some nice towns. 40% is a Hell of a jump. I feel for you. Your car looks better in every video!
Thanks, great info!mwife is from georgia, actually a former MissGeorgia, still havent ruled out Tn, , just didnt want further south than that..
@@skipprice6843 Cool, I have family in Polar Bluff Missouri too, I considered moving there once. It's laid back and reminds me of life in the 70's. Good luck on whatever you decide. Where I live, we have a lot of car shows and some pretty good machine shops. I have 5 classic cars that I play with. I'm still collecting parts for my 77 Bandit Trans Am. So far I collected a pair of W72 heads and the #17057266 Carb. I need a Y6 block. I bought the car missing the drive train.
I'm doing wiring to.. only 7 or so engine wires on my car.... I'm chasing down the pigtails now for three items that got snipped by PO. Fun. Show me the wiring!! Good stuff.
Whoch ones you need?
@@skipprice6843 down to one needed ...the engine temp sender....I have a male single blade type....be great if you have one or know a part number. Thanks
Ive got a couple in a box, ill see whats there, but i also have part numbrs, i did a comparison a few years ago to see what was more accurate..
@@mrp2561
Heres some resistance values for three senders 6 dollar TU5 Wells sender from Autozone, 25 dollar "correctly calibrated" Lectric Limited model 01513321, and an original GM 1513321 sender (for a Pontiac Firebird - one with the slide on connector- Camaros use a 1513462 with a screw on lug).
80 degrees: Wells at 650 ohms, LL at 573 ohms, GM at 549
90 degrees: Wells at 526 ohms, LL at 445 ohms, GM at 524
100 degrees: Wells at 429 ohms, LL at 365 ohms, GM at 409
110 degrees: Wells at 328 ohms, LL at 266 ohms, GM at 365
120 degrees: Wells at 283 ohms, LL at 227 ohms, GM at 323
130 degrees: Wells at 250 ohms, LL at 200 ohms, GM at 272
140 degrees: Wells at 216 ohms, LL at 170 ohms, GM at 227
150 degrees: Wells at 198 ohms, LL at 155 ohms, GM at 195
160 degrees: Wells at 173 ohms, LL at 133 ohms, GM at 175
170 degrees: Wells at 157 ohms, LL at 119 ohms, GM at 157
180 degrees: Wells at 135 ohms, LL at 101 ohms, GM at 140
190 degrees: Wells at 120 ohms, LL at 89 ohms, GM at 125
200 degrees: Wells at 109 ohms, LL at 79 ohms, GM at 109
212 degrees: Wells at 104 ohms, LL at 75 ohms, GM at 102
These may be the right spade type..i dont remember, ill check mine n the morning
If you have a gauge with an external resistor you can change it from the stock 86 ihm resistor to a 91 ohm resistor and that will move the gauge up to 1 tick below half, at 180 degrees. I've done that, I use a potentiometer with two short leads on it, I adjust it to what i want the gauge to read and then lock it down in a ball of electrical tape so it can't change. If your gauge has the resistor built into it, then you have to live with it reading low, or get a sender that has a lower resistance at each of the temps above.
I hate wiring, I can do it, I just hate it! Sounds like you need to downsize, find a little piece of land and build one of those Barndominiums, couple bedrooms and a nice big shop all in one!
Id go for it, wife might need convinced….
Yes my taxes went up about 22% I think taxes have gone up everywhere.