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One of the cheapest ways to go racing is to buy someone else’s abandoned project car, and that’s exactly what happens on this episode of Roadkill powered by Dodge. But do the guys get what they paid for? This time, “the guys” are Roadkill regular Mike Finnegan and guest cohost Tony Angelo (normally the host of HOT ROD Garage on the Motor Trend OnDemand). Roadkill’s David Freiburger will be back on the next episode, but he may be happy to have been absent for this misadventure with a 1977 Chevy El Camino that was a gutted, old, eighth-mile drag racing bracket car. What could go wrong with a simple 350ci Chevy engine and TH350 automatic transmission? Plenty, at least when Roadkill shows up with a mother-bottle of nitrous oxide! Roadkill is supported by Jegs, Optima Batteries, CRC Auto, Lincoln Tech, EBC Brakes, and now ESAB Welding & Cutting!
To order parts used on this episode visit https://www.jegs.com/roadkill
Spark Plugs, Part Number: 739-B8S
Automate Race Plug, Part Number: 417-AR134
Complete Differential Installation Kit, Part Number: 555-61201
GM 10-Bolt Ring & Pinion Diameter Ring Gear, Part Number: 555-60030
Rear Tires, Part Number: 672-3554 made in usa
Seat Cushion, Part Number: 555-70270
Harness, Part Number: 555-70087
Fuel Cell, Part Number: 547-250-003-01
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www.video-tutorials.net – In this video, I show you how to create arrays, which are groups of geometric entities. Generally you’d use an array to create a pattern, like a linear or circular pattern. The polar array is how you’d create a circular pattern, for example, in designing a propellor or fan. If you need to get productive right away in AutoCAD, invest in this inexpensive course; it’s thorough and concise. All part files are included.