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Adaptor Nitrous Nos
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 NOS 16220 -4AN Nitrous Bottle Nut Adapter w/ Washer  US $15.88
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 NOS 0-1500 PSI Nitrous Pressure Gauge, 1-1/2" Diameter, w 4AN Adapter US $42.00
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Sniper 16230NOS Nitrous Bottle Nut Adapter with Teflon Washer List Price: $17.95 Sale Price: $16.95  |
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Nitrous Bottle Nut And Washer -06AN w/Teflon Washer |
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Nitrous Express 16183 Billet Fuel Rail Adapter for 1999 - 2004 for 4.6 / 5.4L 2V Ford Engine List Price: $76.85 Sale Price: $54.90 |
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The Nitrous Express billet fuel rail adapter is a must when installing a nitrous system on a late model electronic fuel injection Ford. This high flow adaptor makes the chore of tapping factory fuel systems safe and easy. No cutting or drilling just a quick, easy install that takes only minutes and each high flow adaptor has dual outlets for multiple uses. Can be used for 1999 - 2004 4.6/5.4 liter 2V Ford engines. |
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Sniper 16103 Blue Anodized Aluminum Nitrous Bottle Gauge Adapter List Price: $22.95 Sale Price: $22.10 |
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Nitrous Bottle Gauge Adapter -04AN Swivel Type |
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There is no such thing as a Ford Mustang, Fairlane, Galaxie 4-speed shifter. although, the shift handles will interchange for the most part, they will only be correct for their designated application. There are over 30 individual handles used during the period. All Handles with a reverse lock out up to January 2, 1968 had a 1' 7/8 bolt spacing after that their was a 2 "bolt...Saddles can be changed to accommodate switching handles around from one model or year to another.
Exceptions to the interchangeability rule include the Galaxie Top Loader linkage from 1964-65 it will also fit the Fairlane and Tiger top loader for the same year, also the T10 Galaxie linkage will also fit a T10 Fairlane transmissions. This is the case even though the Fairlane transmission is 2" shorter.
In 1969 Ford changed the 4-speed shifters to eliminate the cable lock out. The lock out feature was built into the shifter control mechanism itself. This feature was a brittle stamped steel piece, It usually broke at about 65, 000 miles depending on usage also the main spring had the same breakage problem. Although the control mechanisms were basically the same between Mustang, Torino and Galaxie the linkages were different and the shift handles were different. Only the Mustang Big Block use an adapter plate and this unit was use only for one year.
Ford went to the Hurst shifter in 1970 and was use by Mustang/Cougar and Torino/Cyclone only, even though the 1970 adapter plate. had a Big Ford part number they never put a 4 speed in a Galaxie. that plate was used for Torino/Cyclone only and for the Mustang three different adapter plates were used they were the Big Block, Small Block and Boss 429. The Hurst Handles in 1970-71 were flat and 1972-73 were round both had Hurst emboss on them and in each case the Torino/Cyclone handles were longer than the Mustang, but the round handles in1972-1973 were only slightly longer.
The housing in 1970 Hurst shifter control mechanism were cad plated and in 1971-1973 were black oxide. 1972-73 Torino/Cyclone control mechanisms were different then the 1970-71 and used a stamped steel adapter plate and their were no part numbers on the plate.
In conclusion when it comes to Ford 4-speed shifters you can never say never and you can never say always, their is on such thing as a combination shifter during that era. If you are restoring one of these models and need shifters parts be aware of these differences it can save you time and money. Know your source and where you get your Ford 4-speed shifter parts so your project goes smoothly.
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We have everything from top original parts to reproduction and NOS. All parts are rebuilt and ready to bolt on. All shift handles are of great working condition and top show quality re-chrome. We are currently and have been the best source when it comes to Ford 4 speed shifters on eBay please visit our store at http://www.vintagefordmanualshifters.info
9 Simple Steps to Follow when Refilling Paintball Tanks
A primary device used in paintball to tag an opposing player is the paintball marker. To be able to tag the opponent, the device contains high-pressure air or carbon dioxide, which forces the paintball through the barrel at the speed of approximately 300 feet per second.
Paintball markers are powered by carbon dioxide or high-pressure air contained in gas cartridges. The cylinders normally have an anti-siphon tube fitted to prevent liquid CO2 from entering the marker, which can cause damage to internal seals and O-Rings. Most tanks are refillable and refills can be purchased at commercial paintball centers, hobby shops, or local scuba outlets.
If you have been playing paintball, you will have to refill those gas cylinders with liquid CO2 or compressed air. Filling a paintball tank is an easy endeavor but you have to carefully follow the procedure to avoid the risk of damage to the tank or surrounding property. Below are nine simple steps that you should follow in refilling gas cartridges.
1. Determine the correct pressure and the contents of the gas cylinders before filling. Aside from CO2, other gasses can be used to fill paintball tanks.
2. Remove the gas cartridge from your weapon. As you do this, the barrel must be pointed downwards and away from anybody.
3. Release all the pressure contained in the tank by screwing an adaptor onto its end. Release the pressure until the tank is drained.
4. For instance, you have a 24-oz. tank, close the valve that released the pressure on the tank. Hang your tank on a digital scale and zero it out.
5. Connect the other end of the tank to the refill source. Your refill source can be scuba tanks, CO2 cylinders, and nitrous tanks depending on the specifications of your pressure tank.
6. Open the supply tank's valve. Open the tank's safety valve to allow to gas to flow into the container. Watch the digital scale while you are refilling the cartridge and make sure not to exceed the 24-oz. mark on the tank (since you are refilling a 24-oz. tank).
7. When you achieved the 24-oz. mark, close the safety valve and turn off the big supply tank. Never remove the connection between the two tanks until both safety valves are closed.
8. Unscrew the refill tank.
9. Cap your tank or immediately attach it to your weapon.
Other additional tips that you must know should you decide to refill your own gas cylinders: Before refilling a high-pressure tank, make sure that you look at the expiration dates on them. Tanks have expiration dates that if the refill tank is out of date, you should have it retested first to make sure that it is still safe for use.
Make sure not to overfill your tank. This can cause catastrophic failure or explosion.
You may also find professional refill centers with a gauge built into the tank source or high quality tanks that have built-in gauges so you will not need to connect one into the tank.
Lastly, compressed and liquefied gases have potential for creating hazardous surroundings. Be sure to handle gas cartridges with care and follow all safety instructions when handling them.
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