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A26B · 07-26-2012

My brother-in-law is in the same business. He bought his first rig, a really junky old thing, & told me if I would help him drill a well for his first customer, he would drill a new well for me (35ft deep). Ahh the good ol days.

Whoops! Sorry Brett, you've heard about how us old folks digress.

I've been self employed most of my life & wouldn't have it any other way. Truth be told, it kind of ruins you. We're too used to running the whole shebang.

Brett, your video is really cool. It's a lot less complicated than hooking up an LT5 to an engine dyno, I can tell you that for sure.

07-26-2012	#5
A26B Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Arcadia, OK Posts: 3,402	Re: Grandfather to the LT5! My brother-in-law is in the same business. He bought his first rig, a really junky old thing, & told me if I would help him drill a well for his first customer, he would drill a new well for me (35ft deep). Ahh the good ol days. Whoops! Sorry Brett, you've heard about how us old folks digress. I've been self employed most of my life & wouldn't have it any other way. Truth be told, it kind of ruins you. We're too used to running the whole shebang. Brett, your video is really cool. It's a lot less complicated than hooking up an LT5 to an engine dyno, I can tell you that for sure. __________________ Jerry Downey JERRYS LT5 GASKETS & PARTS http://www.jerrysgaskets.com 1994 *ZR-1*, Black/Black, Lingenfelter Aerobody, 416cu in, 3.91 gears, coil-over susp, Brembo brakes, etc. 2016 Black-Red, 3LT-Z51 Auto 8-speed.