Everyone does fabrication differently, use what tools materials & skills you have...
End of the day whether you choose a five speed or a six speed you're gonna love it... The fun it brings to driving is a game changer...
In years past both my Challengers were automatics...I swapped out...
So, more gears keeps your engine in a tighter operating range... Great... Why did I build an engine with a wide torque curve? I like winding out the gears, Every time you shift your loosing acceleration between the shifts...
The reason modern cars have six/seven/eight & even ten speeds is fuel...
5 speeds = really good acceleration from a dead stop to over 90+ MPH
6 speeds = really good acceleration from a dead stop to over 140+ MPH
6 speed is considerably bulkier requiring more tunnel modification....
Both are extremely fun....
I don't know if somehow everything changed but in the past camber remained consistent side to side.... Caster is used to compensate for pull caused by road crown....
You probably have a small block so this one won't work... Big Block...
Pardon Our Interruption...
But if you keep an eye on Ebay they pop up... Obsolete but old stock is still around... Search Prestolite Vacuum Advance..
Those aren't mine, from an old post on Moparts, sold back in 2005...
I thought they were longer too.... Remember seeing a car at Spring Fling years ago, seemed like the lug nuts were 2.5-3" long....
I had someone ask about polishing the gauge lens recently... I suggested Mothers... He thought that would be to harsh, I told him to try it anyway...
It seemed to work...
The little mini buffer seemed to really help...
When I typed this and when I edited it there was spaces making things more readable.... But when posted it's kinda a mess....
a833 O/D ratio's are. 1st 3.09 2nd 1.67 3rd 1.00 4th .72
Tire height 25.9"
If you use 3.91's 2500 rpm =
1st...