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New Molnar Technologies 6.123" 4340 H-Beam Connecting Rods. Stock 6.123" length, Stock 2.125" Crank pin, Stock .984" Wrist pin bore. 7/16" ARP 2000 Rod Bolts, Rod Weight 623 grams Part # DH6123TSB8-A Also available at the same cost Stock 6.123" length, Stock 2.125" Crank pin, with .927" SBC...

Molnar 4.000" Stroke 2.125" Rod Pins 4340 Forged Steel Crank for 360 Block, All Molnar Technologies crankshafts are Neutral Balance Molnar 6.123" 4340 H-Beam .984" Wrist Pins, 7/16" Proprietary made Molnar Technologies ARP2000 Rod Bolts ICON Premium Series/ KTD .030" Pistons. Choice of dished...

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Without them FABO would be lost.

You were just a young one when your grandpa died. Clifford is a good product. Be proud of what your Grandpa did and how you helped.

Molnar 6.123" 4340 H-Beam .984" Wrist Pins, 7/16" Proprietary made Molnar Technologies ARP2000 Rod Bolts ICON Premium Series/ KTD .030" over pistons with Premium Rings. Your choice of dished, flat top, domed, to suit the compression ratio you want to accomplish. Most pistons are also available...

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$35 shipped located in Grand Rapids Michigan.

I also think there's also a class of non-gold members who pay their dues in the number of posts that they do. This generates traffic on the sites that keep the lights on another way through the advertising aspect. And also the experts, who provide the high value posts to keep lurkers coming...

They lived, at least for awhile, behind V10 pickups and Cummins

GOOD NEWS NHRA and Firebird Motorsports Park Announce Multi-Year Extension for NHRA Arizona Nationals | Drag Illustrated

Keep the nut on. No flying parts

oh man....you are a decent soul Mark.. its funny, you have to be 18 years of age to vote but any age to have kids. i feel sorry for the young lad....The mother should be ashamed of herself. oh buddy..you just hit a nerve

Sorry, I didnt realize my email was full...I will get back to ya on the wheel size

$25 plus shipping, Located in Grand Rapids Michigan.

Hey guys - I've got my 1968 Barracuda off to paint and I'm going to replace the bumpers as well. Since I don't have access to the car, does anyone know what size the stainless steel capped bumper bolts are? Not sure what to order since I don't know the size. Thanks.

$15 dollars each, located in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Will ship on your dime. Let me know which ones you want. No full sets.

While driving around, it spins and I can't force it to stop with my fingers, so I expect the cable and transmission are fine. All the online pictures I've found of the cables don't show ends so I can't confirm what it should look like.

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I have them, but not sure where they are supposed to go on my 64 Barracuda. Does anybody have any reference pics? https://www.detroitmuscletechnologies.com/mopar-63-66-a-body-and-62-65-b-body-frame-torsion-bar-splash-shields/

Might one of those new battery power lights in California

Not the greatest video....

I'm replacing the fuel lines on my 73 dart - but the vent line that used to run to the charcoal canister is now going to be a vapor return line - so I'll need a different vent. I've seen suggested here many times that users could add a '69 style vent to the filler tube, plumb a loop up high...

I'm looking for a steering wheel adapter for 68 or 69 Dodge. Changing from the standard wheel and horn ring to a woodgrain wheel.

Hi guys. Well we have a bit of rain at present. Shouldn't last too long by the looks of it so hopefully the show will go on. Other than that is been nice. This afternoon this little guy about 3 yrs old went walking past our place by himself. We knew who he is as he has wondered off by himself...

I'm considering upgrading the stock .87" torsion bars in my '65 FS to a bit thicker bar, possibly the .89" if I can find some. This is a restoration, it has the original 273 4bbl, but I am including some upgrades. These include KH disc brakes, 15" radial tires with rallye wheels, and Moog...

The tension and light side hammer smack works like a charm.

Yes, the tool could seriously hurt you if you are not careful and prepared. But that’s not a good reason to not use one. A pickle fork is so cave man and smacking your hands with the hammer sucks as well.

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