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WTB Terminal block
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WTB Terminal block
by slotracer » April 10th, 2011, 5:46 pm
I need a terminal block for a Olds, anyone have one, also need a dipstick tube.
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Re: WTB Terminal block
by 454 blue boat » April 10th, 2011, 8:41 pm
slotracer wrote:I need a terminal block for a Olds, anyone have one, also need a dipstick tube.
Heres what I do buy 3 " Aluminum angle or U chanel which is what I like. measure from bolt to bolt on top flywheel cover bolts for length . Home depot sells that terminal block your talking about and it comes longer than you need so cut it to length to for the many of wires your using. You will also need 2 1 "spacers behind your aluminum to get away from the bell housing
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