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Hughes sells them too. https://hughesengines.com/Index/products.php?browse=category&level0=QS0gU21hbGwgQmxvY2sgIkxBIg==&level1=Um9ja2VyIEFybXMgJiBBY2Nlc3Nvcmllcw==&searchmode=partnumber&page=4&partid=10392

To the OP, I'd go with the Scamp hands down. Beakers just don't do it for me.

All I did was redrill the front hanger bolts 5/8" inward and pretty much the same for the rears. Then just a 15 dollar set of spring perches later and some grinding and welding and it's done. You've just gotta get the right wheel to center them up. Don't say something can't be done if others are...

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Damn. That's a bad one. Good to see he walked away. It had to have rung his bell pretty good.

Any idea what that foam is for? I was wondering about that when I took my '66 apart.

Thank you. What fuel feed line is that? Did you notice that if the stealth throttle body is longer than a typical 4150 carb?

I like the idea of starting with good used stuff. Though I don't have kids myself, my neighbor spent a ton of money on a motorcross bike, pads, helmet, etc. for his kid. In less than a year, his son was over it and had moved on to his next hobby.

For those who have installed a Holley stealth sniper efi, what air cleaner base did you use? I realize they're modeled to look like a 4150 Holley carb, but when I talked to Holley tech, they said the stealth efi unit is a bit longer than a regular 4150 carb and may interfere with an air cleaner...

I try, but it's a lost cause. :lol:

It's a bummer these photos disappeared.

Cool thread! I like seeing the incremental gains from each step. Do you think blending the top cut into the chamber would be worth anything?

I guess it just depends on the shape of your midplate. The one I had was trimmed quite a bit and was shaped kinda like a triangle if that makes sense.

When my '66 had a midplate, the rigid dipstick tube cleared fine. Here's the one I used: Allstar Performance ALL69121 Allstar Performance Locking Transmission Dipsticks | Summit Racing

Great sounding little 360. I know for some time you were considering EFI. Is that still the eventual goal, or did you decide against it?

I was able to buy a set of his lower control arms not too long ago. They look like a quality piece. It's too bad no one still makes them.

Who cares - it's a slant six. Dump it and get a real engine. :poke:

Where did you find those pulleys? Do you have a photo of those setups? Are they single groove? I haven't been able to find any single v-groove pairs that overdrive the w/p. I could be wrong, but I think the only overdriven sets from the factory all had a ton of grooves on the crank pulley.

That looks clean! What fitting did you use to connect the filter to the stock hard line?

I believe the difference is the direction the pin is pressed in. Otherwise they are the same.

Google usually provides one every time I order from Rockauto: rockauto discount code - Google Search

Is there something you can apply on top that stops, or at least slows the oxidizing process?

Goodmark is another one. I used a portion of their driver's side lower quarter on my 66 Dart.

I wonder how many manufacturers are actually making replacement sheet metal an how many of these are the same but with a different logo on it.

That makes sense. Thank you. At this point, it's just not worth it to me to have them re-anodized. They've already been stripped completely. I did that because the were pretty rough and needed to be straightened and cleaned up. Now, I'm merely looking for something I can coat the trim with to...

And probably an equally great exec/GM. He assembled some really good teams everywhere he was.

Thanks for the input guys. I'm not worried about achieving a perfect shine. I'm really just wanting to see what options are out there for protecting the polished bare aluminum so I don't have to polish it often. Has anyone tried Sharkhide or similar products? Would a regular automotive-grade...

Are there any decent alternatives to bright dip anodizing aluminum trim? For instance, could the trim be polished (after stripping the original anodizing) then coated with say a clear powdercoat or clear anodizing? Is there another clear coating that could work? I'm straightening and...