@@ZahaviKior just a three jaw puller but you’ll have to take it apart get it in the pulley then put it back together bc you can’t pull it by the outside

@@Toolman83 which size did you use? I have the 3 set from harbor freight and there are three different sizes. Would it be the medium one?

@@ZahaviKior honestly I’m not sure I only have one and it is adjustable has four sizes on one

@@Toolman83Hey, would a 5 ton pulley work? Your pulley tool looks like a five ton pulley from AutoZone. I tried the two ton but it’s too small.

@@ZahaviKior yea again sorry I’m not sure what that puller is I bought it along time ago it don’t take much to get the pulley off sometimes they just pry off with a pry tool

I don’t believe so and everything has a price

I charged the guy 300$ labor the chain set was probably 200-300 on rock auto

@@Toolman83 ok thank you

Everyone is quoting me 1,500-2k for this job

@@erocalypse21 yea that’s crazy high most of pay if I had to would be 1000 but this took me 4 hours to do with help from one person

@@Toolman83damn I wish I lived near you

Yea pretty cool street car

Yea I’ve done a few 2.4 gmc it was a lot easier then the year before motor it went smooth

I’m not exactly sure what he has on there to be honest

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Na

You look like Dad 😂

Yea you look like the mailman’s kid 😂😂😂

Mailman must have been a genius

Definitely wasn’t mechanically inclined lol 😂 you work this weekend?

Thanks sir hoping to get it out to the track this weekend

Hell yeah! Let us know how goes!

It’s a handful still trying work bugs out to be able to put some more power down

I mean I feel like a motor is a motor fords just cost more to build and Chevy makes all their parts interchangeable

1/8 all anyone does anymore

Yea their called rivnuts

You can use 16 from the switches to the panel and from the panel to whatever your running would depend on what your running like a fan I’d use 12 it also depends on the length of the wire too

Depends on what you need but normally I do 8 relays 250 shipped

Thanks bro been working hard at this thing

I’ve added some tanks I decided to allow the guppies to breed so needed two more tanks for them thanks for the support

Thanks it’s crazy to see things happening so fast but definitely cool thanks for watching

Ty

She runs alright it’s set up for all the go fast juice

Was definitely music to my ear

Yeah thanks for watching. Thanks for commenting. I’m thinking I’ll have it back running by the end of the weekend.

No problem! Hell yeah that's exciting!! I sent a link to one of my homies to your channel cuz he's building a fox body as well!!

Yeah, mines been built. I just try to upgrade something every winter and this winter. I tore it all apart. I regret it but it’s coming back together.

I can understand that. He bought the fox as a 8.5 roller and in the process of getting the drive train put in! Hopefully I'll have some time to put some work in on my Cutlass so we could be representing the 541 lol

Yea their cycled pretty good problem I had was I started off with tap water bc my tap water is pretty soft it’s actually soft enough but it’s not consistent enough for the shrimp I’ve been doing small water changes with ro water and switching to shrimp mineralizer. I actually pulled my crystal reds out of their tank completely drained it changed to bio substrate and re acclimated them now they seem pretty happy

These tanks have been running for a little over a month now with shrimp in them and like a week now half set up before I got them I think the main problem was ph swings I think I got a handle on them now I probably lost ten shrimp out of 70 in a month as a first timer lol but I gained more then that back with my snow ball shrimp have had like three set of babies so far which is weird in the same set same water as the rest so idk

@@Toolman83 I get it, my tap is pure pure water but at a ph of 6.2-6.8. 0 everything else but rather acidic. So far the plants and fish seem to be raising the ph. I’ve not done anything to adjust the ph and after a month in the tank with fish and plants no water changing, the ph went from 6.2 to more like 6.8 or 7. I’ve found my set up does better without water changes. Just don’t over feed and no need to vacuum. My one tank took almost 2 months to cycle but this 20 long just did it in like 3 weeks. 7 platy and 10 plants got it 0 ammonia 0 nitrites 0 nitrates.

@@Toolman83 I took cheap old ghost shrimp and put them in a new tank. I can’t get an accurate count because of the Java moss but yesterday I counted 5 berried shrimp. That tanks maybe a month old as well. I haven’t even checked the water lol

@@Toolman83 I know the tendency is to try to keep it crystal clear, but my fish and shrimp all seem MUCH happier with the filth. My one tank, the only 20 high I got, you can’t see past maybe 3 inches into it lol looks like a cow pond water but the fish all are super active, no red gills and seem happy happy.

Thanks for watching stay tuned as I am gonna continue to build

I’m about to wire my fans I believe mine were wired off a relay before but their only 80w each

And this is especially true if your using a controller to kick them off n on bc that’s when they draw peak amps when they kick on but also sounds like you have some monster fans lol

Oh their aggressive I’m gonna do a short with feeder fish soon as I pick some up thanks for the comment they were not sure about the worms first time they had those lol

HOLD ON BROOK 😂😂😂😂

It’s coming along

I really been dreading mocking this stuff up, but it actually went pretty smooth

Yeah, I have most of my wires plugged into the ceiling but all of this ain’t really foreshow. I’m basically setting up to breed.

But this also is not gonna be a permanent thing right here for these tanks as I’ve built and see things that I should’ve did differently when I build out the other side of the basement, I’m gonna do things differently. I agree with painting the tanks but more to help keep the reflection down.

That’s funny I’ve kept piranhas my whole life never had a problem. Also they’re in a 75 gallon right now. They’ll be good for at least 10 months to a year.

The artificial plant was something I had and I threw it in there just to give them something to hide behind when they were tiny tiny and I figure they’ll be all right in that tank for right around a year until I can get them something bigger. The red gravel was supposed to be like a pepper of red, but for some reason it came out predominantly red but as far as the fish go, they’re pretty happy there’s not so much as a nipped fin on these fish

lol no that’s a couple things going on my 6 year old daughter has been on a high heel kick lately but that’s also just a little ol pitbull mix making all that other ruckus lol

Yea I just watch it again definitely mainly her clicking them dang heels on the floor but yea also the dogs nails

Anytime I believe I posted a short with them eating a feeder fish too thanks for watching

Some fake plant I had laying around I think it came from Amazon just wanted something for them to be able to hide behind

These guys will eat plants I think I’ve had the best luck with like Java ferns but I stuck a fox tale in there and no sooner I turned around they bit it in half

Oh no the piranha don’t mind the rocks and any fish that don’t mind rocks is cool in my books bc it’s much easier to keep up with and I plan to breed these guys and sucking eggs out with sand in there would be rough. However this is the first time I’ve done red bellies in gravel I’ve always used river rock they seem happy tho

Also that was two bags of black and a bag of red I was going for more of a red peppered look but for some reason the red took over I definitely get what your saying about the color not being natural

@@Toolman83fair enough man if your planning to breed it’s a different story!

Yes, I’m going to attempt to breed them, but you know all you can do is grow them up and hope for the best