Re: [ihc] Simply Shocking... Speaking of shocking

["Dan Nees" <cookiedan@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

John,
    Yes, the little can is No-Ox, your own supply! Just a little dab will do
ya! All you need to do is coat the wires with a skim coat. I just stick the
ends into the can and pull it back out. If you warm the can up a bit it
turns the No-Ox into a liquid that really coats nicely.
   The little red things are Isolation Cherry's. They are threaded for
1/4-20 bolts. You bolt one side to something, say the firewall, through the
vent cowl above and to the right of the brake booster, and on the other side
you attach a 1/4-20 stud about an inch long. To this you run a wire from
your battery and using a ring terminal, attach it to the stud. You now have
a constant hot termination point. Then, after attaching all the constant hot
loads you need run a 1/4-20 nut down it, then attach another cherry on top
of it. To this run another stud. I would then run a switched feed from a
relay to this point. This will give you a switched termination point! Maybe
I'll take a picture of my set-up tomorrow and e-mail it to you.
   I was emptying out my garage and since I had quite a few of these and the
tins of No-Ox I thought you would love to have some.

Dan Nees
cookiedan@domain.elided
-------Original Message-------

From: John Hofstetter
Date: 5/17/2004 6:31:04 PM
To: Dan Nees
Cc: ihc-digest
Subject: Re: [ihc] Simply Shocking... Speaking of shocking

On May 17, 2004, at 11:26 AM, Dan Nees wrote:

> Pete,
>    I like the Doesch Tech shocks that Super Scout Specialists sells.
> They
> have them either lifted or not lifted and have a nice damping rate. I
> forget
> how much they cost, but; you should be able to find them on their web
> site.
> I have them on both of my Scouts.
>
> Dan Nees

Hey Dan, thanks for the present! I love them! Just what I always wanted.

Now if you'll please tell me what it is that I got from you, I'll know
even more why I appreciate you sending them to me.

I would guess the can is No-Ox?  I would guess the red things are
off-sets for something electrical, but I can't quite picture where they
go to do their work.

At the very least, thanks for thinking of me in my hour of need. Now,
if I were only sure that I knew what my need was.

John

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