How to Powder Coat! 50 Fargo Build Part 7, Assembly
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2024
- In this video John’s Fargo starts going back together. Powder coating, painting, plumbing and sound deadening!
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Great show Lee, and you are right on, the A&N stands for Army Navy....keep up the great work Lee....:-)
Spreadbore as mentioned above is true other than driveability. It has the best of all the worlds for a street vehicle. Small primaries for great throttle response/driveability and fuel economy. Very large secondaries for when needed. The primaries use a vacuum metering rod for better fuel control to also enhance these things. The secondaries use a fuel metering rod also but controlled by flaps above the venturies opened by incoming vacuum pressure. Chrysler's thermoquad had a plastic body, hence the "thermo" to help with vaporlocking. Now you ask squarebore well. If you go racing, you only see a Holley. They dump fuel to make power and are very tuneable. The Carter AFB/Edelbrock carb is a simple kinda design with less going on than a quadrajet. It is about in the middle for performance and economy. Application dictates the best CFM and carb type. Hope this helps as I've built/sorted/chosen countless carburators for a lot of years.
Thanks for explaining.
Lee how about fab a system to hang a rack in the oven so you can pre hang the parts on a rack then powder coat slide the rack into the without touching the parts then slide the rack out to cool Mike
Yup, I like that idea
Liking the powder coat setup.. good comments on the rack setup and the riser for the oven, we used heat treat ovens which all had doors that opened vertically so the hot door was out of the way.. 1700+ F probably more work than its worth for your setup but if you ever go powder coat crazy, well there your go!
Love the home powder coating system!
Another great show! Loving the progress.
Thanks again!
Lee, if you're going to do much more Powder Coating, do yourself a favor and place your oven on top of a shelf or cabinet to get it a little more out an even height with your booth.
Much less chance of a transfer mishap.
Awesome Lee, love to see your progress. Keep up the good work Sir!
Mate had a couple ! Best for you snd family just love the duelly cummins
I run a similar style powdercoat setup--I found a second junk oven, cut the top off the bottom one and the bottom off the top one, bolted the doors together and it really increased the capability of the setup.
And it was basically free cause it was just a junk oven.
That's a great idea!
I'd put that oven on a 18 inch or so riser so you don't have to crouch down and awkwardly try and hang stuff in the oven box.
Amen. Your older back will thank you. Carl, TX
Dude!!! Great video!!! The powder coating addition to the shop is nice!!! Maybe an option to your parts catalog!?✌️
Definitely a great idea
Another great video ! Nice attention to detail - craftmanship and informative as usual. There are some great suggestions on the powder-coat set up in the comments - so I'll just say congrats on the up-grade to the shop. Sorry you miss'd out on the "T" bucket parts in your last video. That look'd like a good deal.
Realistically, I have like six projects already, I probably didn’t need that T haha
Nice truck 👍
Great work truck and cool too
This build is one of your better series/builds. It can teach/show the steps to repower any project. It takes a lot of guesswork out of a major step of hotrodding/carbuilding.
Nice work - fittings are always a pain!
Your content is excellent as always keep it going Lee👍😂
Thanks!
Great video Lee! Now you need to invest in some specialty tapes so you don't have to run the die over the threads. Silicone plugs for threaded holes.
I recently picked up some high heat tape. Good idea with the hole plugs
...most excellent Repoman shirt, Lee...made me smile.......also, I never realized powder coating was that simple......
Best movie ever
36:49 GM Quadrajet carbs (spread bore) were made for fuel economy. Small primaries and large secondaries.
Chrysler made the Thermoquad which was a spread bore also.
Thanks for sharing!
good show😎👍
Killer man, idea, would raising the oven make transferring the parts from the booth to the oven less cumbersome...
Possibly, yup!
Good work, sir. I dig the powder coating station.
Great video!
12:25 could get another stove, hack them both up, and weld them back together to gain almost twice the height. Would just have to extend the bake element wiring with the wire from the discarded stove.
Someone else also suggested that! Thanks for the idea
Very cool PC setup. 🫵🏼💯🆒
I'm at Esquimalt bake shop. Yum yum. I got a gift for you
Power coating turns out great 👍
Looks good 👍
Thanks 👍
I'd watch a video about lowering the square body Chebby. Just sayin... It looks great!
Haha thanks. I’m sure lots of people would. But I try to keep this channel focused on earlier cars.
Metal coat hangers can be used for your powder coating. Make sure to remove any coating from them.
I just bought a roll of mechanics wire. Cheap and easy
That powder coat oven needs a pedestal to bring it up to eye level!
Does it? It’s not like I’m standing there watching it the whole time haha. I just open the door, put it in, and come back 20 minutes later.
Same as putting your favorite casserole in the oven at home.
I commented while my back is aching!
Lee , I have a 47 dodge thats the same color, i’ve been following this build. Did they give you a formula sheet, none of the paint shops in my area can get the color cause they only made it like 36-50, and I don’t have a piece to take down and scan.
No, they just scanned it and handed me a can
Cant you powder coat the parts on the rack then put the parts and rack into the oven ?
Probably. But the rack does not slide very gracefully going in and out of the oven.
Why don't you hang everything on the rack outside of the oven and then slide the rack in??
The rack does not slide in and out very gracefully and I’m worried it’ll either shake the powder off the parts, or the parts will actually fall off the rack.
What brand gun are you using?
Eastwood
As @gordsmith7656 said below, raise it up. Washer makers offer riser units that include a finished drawer. Mine is only 12" tall, but got one free when daughter upgraded laundry equipment. Top it with 3/4 plywood and mount anything. Carl, TX
great job