a small air leak at a crank seal or an intake gasket will cause the usually perfect fuel air mixture in the crankcase to become slightly lean sometimes very lean this lean mixture can quickly result in a seized piston air leaks are by far the number one cause of vintage engine piston seizures
Lugs are the electrical connectors that terminate the electrical circuit. Lugs are made of copper, aluminum, or bronze. They are made for the smallest wire size, 26 gauge to the largest 2000 MCM. Lugs can be mechanical or set screw; compression or crimp, solder or weld; or clamp type.
Lugs come in sizes to fit cables ranging from 6 AWG all the way up to 4/O AWG. Eyelet sizes available are 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, and 1/2. Copper lugs can be either crimped using a cable lug crimper or hammer style crimper, or they can be soldered using solder slugs or other electrical solder. Our copper lugs are flared at the ends to make insertion of the cable easier, and are made in the USA from 99.9% pure copper.