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Its the pin between the axles that is used to equalize the tapered bearings. When you install green bearings that must be removed . It is not needed. You should be able to look through the clutch style suregrip. With the cone style sure grip you need to disassemble the sure grip assembly

For many years I was measuring these cars and it took time. My son built a fixture and now we can set a car on to check them or build a body from the rails up as pictured. Found many crooked cars that were never damaged when they were set on this fixture he made. We found some cars were built...

Hold the top using a metal brace . Then spread the bottom with a porta-power and weld. Do this with a straight K-member bolted in place so your only spreading from the K'member front. Be sure your rails are not being pulled together with a bent K-member. . Important to check the width the...

This may help the width are the same as a Duster or demon

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Those are junk. Try posting a want ad and what you would offer for them. You may have more luck. There are two style 340 and 318-360. They are getting to be very hard to find in good condition. I haven't found any one reproducing them. We use what is here on customer engines. Once they...

Its for a clutch rod on a standard shift car. It gets plugged. I ran a choke cable through it on the brown car. The harness goes through the square hole . Its called the bulkhead.

What are they going for ? Do you have an offer in mind for a perfect clean set. It would mean splitting a full brake assembly. Usually a good offer will bring some out of hiding.

The way you remove them is cut the weld on the one end and spread it. Once the new rubber is replaced you squeeze it back together and weld it.

Dash and steering wheel should be blue. White interior A-bodies 67 -69, Top and bottom of doors were white same as panel 70 and 72 were black above and below the panels. 71 was not available with white interior.

I install many different headers from the same manufacture and also different brands. They are all a little different even the same brand and Part#. The only set I ever installed without any modifications were Hooker long style 1 5/8 tube with manual steering. All others need to have...

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Manual steering headers on a power steering car. Fitted them on a fixture and then installed the assembly from the bottom. They fit like a glove,

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My guess, Mopar Performance 509 Hyd. or 557 mechanical

I like it with the decal/vinyl like you did. I did the same thing to a GT in the 80's. I used paint . Candy Maroon over coarse aluminum. That is all we had back then. Bought the paint at a hobby shop. Vinyl would be much easier.

I have one also if needed

They are 1/2 13 bolts but they are special and have a tooth washer. I have a bunch of them in stock here in Danielsville Pa. if needed.

What did you use on the tail light panel to color it between the lights red?

We own an engine machine shop. We made it or found it in the bushing cabinet in stock.

Replace the power valve on the primaries. Probably shot from a backfire due to timing or a vacuum leak. Or it could have backfired from a lean condition with no choke when cold.

Changing the Camber will change the Toe and could change the Caster. I would take it to an alignment shop that has experience with torsion bar suspension on these cars.

Change the fluid. Back off on the throttle pressure. Or could be Line pressure is to high. (Allen bolt on the valve body) If your shifting it manually it will have overlap if your starting in low/1st on the gear selector . Pull out with the lever in drive and then put the shift lever to...

The first thing to do now if you checked the flashers is check the turn signal/flasher switch. To do this without knowledge,test light,or schematic. Get a used working switch from someone local to you and plug it into the harness at the bottom of the column. You don't have to take anything...

No there should be one by the ash tray and one by the steering column on the pedal assembly. Usually clipped on if never replaced properly. I've seen many just hanging. This info only holds true if were talking 67-76 a-bodies

I ran into this on a mini starter . I believe an after market. One of the mounting holes was larger and it called for a bushing that I didn't get with the starter.

There are 2 flashers in the system. Replace the flasher for the 4-ways. You are using the turn signal flasher to make them blink.

Shank style should be an 11/16 head

shank style Right hands are 09005 lefts are 09004.