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I'm confused? What are you looking for? The car, the engine, transmission? I would guess the engine block.

Do you have a link?

I'll be there walking around too!

4x4 truck

Someone had a small register one on the /6 site brand new billet even, if I am remembering right

Hello all, I have a 75 duster that I took my dash apart and installed aftermarket gauges. I never seen the lights work or even tried them when I bought the car. Long story short after doing engine swap, paint and interior, when I tried the turn signals nothing but the flashers would go on if I...

It's been done. Watkins Glen 50 years ago. Time to come up with something original.

Nice Al. see you then

Yea if you have friends around to drink with. just me here and I'm boring.

Ya ! I kinda like the car myself. Not a mopar but sure is fun to drive. Can't wait to take it up to the Mountains in N Carolina ! Tail of the Dragon ! Skyways !!

My memory sucks. They are 205 75 14.

Thanks! I’ll definitely have to add this to the list of frontend upgrades. Currently planning on installing dennys latest version of UCA’s, the taller balljoints and switch out my springs from 400lb to 450lb.

So I got all of Cheap & Nasty's valves lapped in. All the valves look great, but a few of the exhaust seats do have some pits. They'll have to do, because this is cheap & nasty. Also, the green stripe valve springs are a little fatter and a little taller than the unmarked slant 6 valve springs I...

My wife says that's a really cute little car Al :thumbsup:

I am looking for a rally dash bezel for my 69 AC car. Do you have any laying around? The bezel In the car I just bought was hacked up to install aftermarket radio. I may need the actual dash also, at least the center metal section where the AC controls and radio mounts in.

Listen to him....

I have an 883.

I ALWAYS do my burn outs starting in 2nd gear with a manual valve body. Once the tires begin to smoke, shift to high gears and release the brakes. If you are running a stock valve body, it gets a "little" iffy. You might want to invest in a transmission shield or blanket, One or the other might...

My manual transmission rebuilder says not to use synthetic oil on the transmission; but I saw a thread suggesting Redline MT-80 which is a synthetic oil. It advertises to be used in manual transmissions.

Ya yesterday, screwed a new 9” carbide saw blade $50 hit nails, got rubber boots stuck in mud, friend got glasses ripped off face by a tree branch flung in to river never found them. Nothing whiskey and laughing about it can’t fix though.

Just for grins, I looked back at where I ordered the kits, and the price has now more than doubled: $33.46, which is still one hell of a deal, just not as great as it was.

That's a nice little canyon carver, for sure!

That’s when I had hair

The Super Victor was produced for higher RPM race motors, in my opinion. Stroker motors like big plenums at higher RPM. I don't think you will gain anything with it as a street intake.

G2, they are gell pens, and the only ones I'll pay for

Most machine shops have a tool to check what the angle of the intake should be cut at. You will need to get the intake fitted before you go any farther. This probably was not done before installing the intake. Take starting fluid and give small squirts around the parting line at the intake...

I've been carrying a Cross pen and pencil set my wife gave me for my 60th birthday, I DO NOT loan them out. I let someone use the pen one day and had to track them down to get it back, hence I give them a throw down pen.