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  1. MikeGyver

    General Tech What did you work on Today?

    500hp engine, not shabby. What heads and cam?
  2. MikeGyver

    The Vagillionaire Build

    well yeah. that kinda goes w/o saying.. :D
  3. MikeGyver

    Show Us Your PROJECTS!

    If you're just tacking the bolts (especially if they have a flange) you can use a bolt to hold them in. Then remove the bolt and weld, then just run a cordless drill mounted tap through since they usually warp a little.
  4. MikeGyver

    Wanted Need YJ/CJ rear bumperettes and front bumper for safety inspection

    Perfect. Where are you located? I'll give you a call soon unless I find something closer or whatever Full stock rear bumper? that would be even better than bumperettes.
  5. MikeGyver

    Show Us Your PROJECTS!

    Nice tool mod. I just zip a bolt in with my small impact driver to guarantee that it's lined up and flat, then tack. Here's a couple tips, grind off the mill scale when you're tig welding. That plate has some seriously thick scale that will sputter and pop and instantly screw up your tungsten's...
  6. MikeGyver

    Wanted Need YJ/CJ rear bumperettes and front bumper for safety inspection

    Anyone have any rear bumperettes laying around or a reasonably wide yj/cj/tj front bumper they could loan me for a day?
  7. MikeGyver

    No Output CB

    In a nutshell... when the signal travels through an impedance mismatch from an improperly terminated line (or hits an open circuit), a reflection of that signal travels back up that line and adds to the voltage of the original signal. If the output RF transistor isn't rated for this higher...
  8. MikeGyver

    Gathering stuff for a plasma table

    Marker then hand cut with the plasma.
  9. MikeGyver

    Ice fishin'

    I went to Scofield reservoir a few days ago, there was about 8" of ice. Caught a dozen fish or so, about 8"-13". A few chubs, and some cutthroat, and one small rainbow.
  10. MikeGyver

    Show Us Your PROJECTS!

    you're going to need this
  11. MikeGyver

    Show Us Your PROJECTS!

    Here's a little motor controller I just built for an automotive shop. Their brake rotor turning lathe lost it's adjustable speed motor controller that moves the cutting tip across the face of the rotor. It's an obscure part and is no longer available, so they just had me build a new one.. plus...
  12. MikeGyver

    looking for electronic engineer-local/cheap

    I do a fair amount of electronics design and such. I might be able to help you.
  13. MikeGyver

    GMC / Chevy Chevy Colorado ZR2 Concept

    If that's the case then go home GM, you're drunk... torque isn't power. but then again apparently it comes with a "wench" lol
  14. MikeGyver

    GMC / Chevy Chevy Colorado ZR2 Concept

    "Powered by the 2.8L duramax diesel, the most powerful engine we plan to offer in the coloraro, at 180hp and 365 ftlb tq" uh, wut. no it's not... you can get them with a 300hp 5.3L
  15. MikeGyver

    Show Us Your PROJECTS!

    A little while ago I threw together a simple adjustable and regulated electronic water pump controller for mt tig welder's water cooled torch. This was an old existing high power pwm controller I made that was just laying around. It'll switch about a kilowatt at 14 volts or so (around 70 amps)...
  16. MikeGyver

    Stroker + H2O = a mess

    Call the guys at Cleggs Machine at center street and geneva road in Orem, they do a TON of these strokers.
  17. MikeGyver

    Anyone else seen this crap

    The I-15 corridor is massively flawed. Whoever is responsible for that is an absolute moron. Sure you have a few sections of 8 lanes, but the sections of 3 lanes completely gridlock the whole freeway. For 2 years I commuted 40 miles (one way) every day between Orem and downtown SLC. I wonder if...
  18. MikeGyver

    This is good for a laugh.

    it's all true lol
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