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  1. daAstner

    [WANTED] Heat Stove - 318 Dart Swinger 1972

    Already got one, thanks anyways.
  2. jeff alder

    Camshaft for 273

    I don't know about all of that, but I can assure you from having several 273 4 speed early Barracudas that the Mopar engineers hit a home run with the drivability performance of a commando camshaft. They basically already did for a 273 2bbl what you are wanting to do now. No need to reinvent the...
  3. toplscuda

    My Luck

  4. Dantra

    4-bar / back half the HemiDenny / HDK way

    Is it an optical illusion or do the frame connectors have a slight bend in them, on Butch's car?
  5. AJ/FormS

    Camshaft for 273

    ...This will depend an awful lot on the cam, the compression ratio, and the ignition timing. If you have to retard the ignition timing like I do, to 5*, then the entire bottom end will be weak. That's quite a lot to have to think about. BTW-1 for your application, I find no fault with your...
  6. DionR

    Another gauge corrector--cheaper than MeterMatch, 33.00

    I've been running the Autometer one for a couple of years now. Seems to be better, but far from as good as I hoped. Sometimes it just seems wonky. Drove into town last weekend and was showing a 1/4 tank. Didn't seem to move all the way in (30 miles) and was fine when I started back. But...
  7. Ahoey

    My Luck

    Truth hurts
  8. toplscuda

    My Luck

  9. jeff alder

    Set me straight!

    sweet...it doesn't get much simpler than that. On or off end of story. If you have power to one terminal blade you are home. When the switch becomes true that voltage will cross the closed switch to travel to do the work of lighting the bulb. If that switch closes and power is present on the aft...
  10. DionR

    Another gauge corrector--cheaper than MeterMatch, 33.00

    Interesting idea. Biggest flaw I can see is that you are assuming how much gas you have in the tank and having to remember how much you put in last time. It could bite you in the end if things get out of whack and you think you have 13 gallons of range but you only have 10. At the same time...
  11. Mike P 52

    What Tire sizes are best for my 1969 Barracuda Fastback?

    A little late, but I thought I'd throw this up here for what it's worth. You can get a general idea on a tires dimensions by going to any one of several sites on the internet including the tire stores. The sad truth is that while the dimensions are close they are not exact and can vary in...
  12. 71GSSDemon

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    What a **** show. Not set up for this, too many obstacles, paint isn't going as far as I had hoped. Hate this. Engine compartment, trunk amd underneath all has 1 coat. And so does everything else I own. Poor planning. Phuk it now tho
  13. 22dog22

    69 Cuda ignition switch install question

    I am replacing my ignition switch on my 69 Cuda, 69 is one year only, old switch does not have a contact for a ground wire, new switch has a separate contact for a ground wire, is this needed ?
  14. Swinger 340

    New Build Startup Issue

    Your Disturber housing seems to be correct, so I would say the drive gear is set in wrong. Move your cap wires two notches CW and that should give you your #1 firing position. if everything else is correct. Timing gear and chain is in the right position?
  15. MOPARMITCH

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Good Late Morning Mopar Roadhouse Ruffians .........
  16. DionR

    6.1 or 6.4?

    It depends some on your application. Isn't the Dart a racecar? If so, do you plan to race the truck or just drive it? Personally I think the 6.4 with VVT and SRV is the better all around option. More bottom end without losing top end. But...they have weaker pistons and should be swapped if...
  17. W

    Set me straight!

    https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=DChcSEwjcyp3NrOOIAxX8X0cBHSpvAdwYABAUGgJxdQ&co=1&ase=2&gclid=Cj0KCQjwr9m3BhDHARIsANut04b_yZA9XACoLcucvU-e3tU84sM3pJ9_Txx3yWo5xpVcXavHHi6Z4AsaAjDLEALw_wcB&sph=&ei=C8P2ZpjOGrWx5NoP-_mW6A0&sig=AOD64_3Fllo_7f-Hc8omv1s7D9madxO6iQ&ctype=5&q=&nis=4&sqi=2&ved=2ahUKEwjY...
  18. Scott_ 69HemiDart

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Post away, new recipes are always appreciated.............................:thumbsup:
  19. Sublime one

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    I got a great recipe for a fish “tartar” sauce we use on fish tacos, but it has some zip! It is yummy. You guys want the recipe I can post it. Man is it good!
  20. lotharamc

    magnum valve train questions

    Low 14 second quarter mile. Not bad for granny's 4dr
  21. Sublime one

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Already on it Boss!
  22. 4

    Solid Flat Tappet Valve Springs

    I will
  23. jaws

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    I think I would start looking for a new Bank, and make sure the bank president knows why.
  24. B

    Solid Flat Tappet Valve Springs

    Same spring I run on my flat tappet
  25. Swinger 340

    Changing crankshaft bearings with the engine in the car.

    You are right on Rusty. I never did a Mopar but have a 454 chevy that way. I loosen the crank bolts a little and do as you stated, easy-peasy. Truck ran for another 5 years before I sold it. I did do the job on my back, but I was a little younger then. Being a truck I have a little extra room to...
  26. Mopar Tim

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Soooo we meet again. Real foggy here this am. Stay dry you guys in the path
  27. pishta

    Another gauge corrector--cheaper than MeterMatch, 33.00

    how about running a fuel flow meter and just keeping an eye on it? 15 gallons flows 15 gallons. When the meter has flowed 13 gallons time for a fill up and a reset. No sure how much these are but this one is $35. It may measure way too much like 1-60 liters per minute...
  28. N

    Cam Phasing

    Big difference between an OEM building several hundred thousand units and someone building a performance engine. Not even close. To even advocate that it’s acceptable or even ok to just slap the timing set on and go is bad advice.
  29. jeff alder

    Set me straight!

    You will only get the sound when a switch is true or closed. You also have to be probing the terminals that actually have a contact common to them. You also have to be ware of switches that may be normally open or normally closed. You can also use the same function to ensure your ground is good...
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