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Anthony, I will put a check in the mail tomorrow morning. Thanks again. Mark

Sticky thread in the transmission forum. 42RH / A-500 in a Duster with pictures. Lots of other threads if you do a search.

Property tax here is capped at 1 percent. But considering medium house prices are right around 700k that adds up quick.. I only pay 1600 a year. On a million plus place. Because I have lived here so long. They don't re asse till it is sold or when you do improvements requiring a permit...

Anyone ever personally installed a A500 od trans in an A Body. Is it possible? Thanks in advance for your time

I ran a powergrip HD. It had a pretty harsh engagement below 2000rpm with 3.23 gears. It worked excellent with a clutch tamer at the track. Does the clutch disc you are running have a regular sprung hub or are the springs encased in urethane? I think you said on Facebook you are running a...

I'm a tinkerer.. and I check plugs pretty often. So if I know there is a problem, it drives me nuts.

I wonder how much oil gets sloshed around the front of an engine just by oil that escapes the front bearings and front of the oil pan.

14x7 front 15x8 rear 72Duster340

Easy peasy

Just drill them out like any other rivet. Easy peezy. For the replacements, you can slide the rivet part off the rivet shank, softly chuck it in a drill, and touch it to some scotchbrite, followed up by some polish and a microfiber to give it some shine before popping them in place.

I have a 5.2 Magnum shortblock I have been thinking about building to replace a Slant Six in a 72 Demon. A general consensus is to build a 5.9 or go big and stroke it. I already have 2 cars with mild 318 LA builds which are plenty fun but sometimes I feel the need to go with more, which...

Anthony Pompilio 19 Lakeview Terrace Mahopac NY 10541 Total is $40, shipping was included in the purchase price in the add.

That's some seriously trash work by your dads "engine builder" buddy.

County assessor was here for about two minutes said I gotta take a picture of the outside of the house so the State knows I was here and I’ll see you in another three years. Good to go.

Or manufactured to poor tolerances not allowing them to rotate in their bores?

...all this setups They self adjusting certain parameters but you have to give it a base map and a starting point. And that is up to you. It will start right up and give you immediate readings that you should tweak. Once at 160* the learning begins , but it learns based on the "base" you...

I love the turbo thrust wheels,,, are they 4 inch bolt pattern?

I do not like the tube, looks like another disaster waiting to happen. I do like the safety wire. I like having 4 bolts to secure the thrust plate, especially without gallery plugs since that plate also seals the oil galleries at 65 psi. Just use the bolt with the hole. I checked chain...

Understatement

Exactly as Oldmanmopar suggested!! Here's mine after following the same procedure

Agreed. Having the windshield should help tremendously.

Weird. I went back and looked at your thread and was stumped. Not that I am some expert or anything. Glad it worked out in the end.

Man, I can relate to that... It's unfortunate you had to switch back to gas from E85 due to availability, because you can get away with cruising a bit fat on E and it won't foul plugs or run dirty. I battled my cruise AFR a few years ago, trying to clean it up. Just like yourself, I had idle and...

Thanks! No VVT though, and no mention if it can support SRV. And no support for the '08 and older? Self tune only works for stock to mild builds which isn't the typical build that would lock out VVT.

Heck yeah yall got some nice stuff, Steve.

Its rivets. Ill get a pic when i get home. But not spot welded. Looks like rosette rivets.

You think you did or did not damage the clutch ?

Neither. They are open to the water jacket.

I never have understood why people are so scared to drill a .040" hole through the thrust plate right in line with the main oil galley so the timing chain gets pressurized oil. It's just so easy to do and costs nothing.

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