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2 1/2 in. Never used just being shoved around $40. Plus the ride PayPal. Friends

good deal then. the "correct" bolt for the cam isn't hyper critical. just make sure you have one that is correct length and has good engagement with a washer onto the "crush washer" that holds everybody together there. and don't forget the loctite.

The 833 trany was rebuilt The 8 3/4 rear is all new but the case. I had the rear done buy a friend who builds 8 second drag cars. Like i said its not all the time when i stop and its only when i go from 4th to 3rd or 3rd to 2nd. The back seat is out.

Don't run it lean and it'll last longer than you think.

Thanks for your help

could you? sure. should you? well that depends on your level of comfort.

I have the old ones.

Vents are in nice condition. 20$ Plus shipping.

upper left: crank key under that: cam key silver bolts: likely thrust plate bolts black bolts: could also be thrust plate bolts bronze bush is for the intermediate shaft (it goes in the block) dowels locate the heads- two on each side drip tab in the center goes over the thrust plate and is...

Just for example there will be 1200-1400 bracket races at Norwalk this week from starting today through October 13th. Every weekend there are 3-4 events going on at any given track not counting regular local 1000.00 Payout races. It may be bad in your area but not for us in the eastern states.

Hot air hose or heat riser hose. It ducts warm air to the air cleaner for quicker warm ups. THere is also a temperature/vacuum actuated trap door in your air cleaner snout that appears not to have a vacuum hose attached, so that whole system is essentially useless anyway.

Hello, anyone know a good place to purchase an original radiator or know of a replacement that would work? It's a 225 slant six with push button transmission.

20 shots and a bucket to heave into afterwards :lol: I likes me some Fireball :lol: Saw that in the adult beverage dispensary.

Which of these pieces will I need for a Mopar 340 assembly? It looks like too many parts to me. Thank you.

Hey all, I wasn't sure if I should put this in the Engine forum because I'm not quite sure if it is the engine making this sound (Or trans). It is a 1971 Demon with a 340 and 4 speed (Non Numbers engine and trans). I don't know a whole lot about the engine and trans build other than they were...

That's what I did as well

can't wait to see how the paint turns out with the antique store find

Is it new bolts if I resize or should I resize if I have new bolts? I have resized with old bolts and have replaced the bolts and then resized.

Maybe we need a wall of shame thread.

first granbrat at Wild West Shootout at Arizona Speedway 2018 I think :D

It could've been manufactured in 1966 for the 1967 models. My dad bought a new 1967 Dodge D100 pick up and it had a 318 with a pos stromburg carburetor.

The car is still very much driveable. You should be able to get the hose from a auto parts store..

Cheers! The store up the street only had Texas Roadhouse mix. It's just mid. I won't buy it again. I like Cuervo

We like the way you think!

I suspect the answer most will respond with is that they have to be resized. I have replaced rod bolts without resizing the big end. This motor has gone 7500 rpm, and is still running today. I would do it again.

Yup and We lost Speedworld Dragstrip in Wittman in 2013 over a permit issue.

PM Craig he has enough, really look like the oem ones. @mobileparts

With 28” tires and 3.23s 70 mph equals 2700 rpm.

I built a sacrificial lamb for testing of the roots engine for my 70 Challenger. Built it out of what I had laying around out of old 318. Dipped the block, new cam bearings / soft plugs. Had the crank turned, honed the cylinders. New rings, opened up the ring gap. Grabbed a set of 2.02 J heads...

So you are you trying to safeguard members by having sellers pay gold memberships? Sometimes you just can't fix poor buying. Frequent seller here (just to sell) had this new truck lock set for $22 plus shipping. He even marks his listing as "Liquidation Sale" :rolleyes::rolleyes: And...