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there's custom shops that stripe tires, check around with the local lowriders, bikes and tuner crowd. there's also DIY kits out there.

i ran a lightweight aluminum wheel from 10,000 rpm behind my 318 in the 64 and 65 darts. commando box (3.09 1st) and 3.55's out back. absolutely wonderful on the road course and auto-x. a real chore to drive on the street. with a race style on/off clutch it was nearly undriveable in traffic...

Vacuum Leaks are quite often the cause of a lean cylinder

This is ugly. Please send your best wishes for all. Having worked over 35 years as a Surveyor in SoCal the area is always ripe for disaster and high winds, fire, congestion plus narrow canyon roads exacerbate the problem. Snowstorms ( everywhere ), hurricanes, fires, earthquakes etc. are...

...trunk of a police car actually for sale in Germany:

Rendering for the next Barracuda Generation dated from 1968:

so you're minus a half inch from factory back space, and plus 5/16 from the 73+ brakes so there's 3/4 of an inch out further and you've got a taller tire. add the soft factory t-bars and some clapped out shocks and anything below factory ride height you'd for sure be into the fender (which...

To see which hand fills up with, of course! Did anybody else ever think it was rather strange that the professor could practically build a nuclear reactor with what was on the island, but could not figure out how to patch a few holes in a wooden hulled boat?

OK. I will agree that there are some high heat exhaust paints that are OK. I have used quite a few over the years. I have never used POR15 high heat exhaust paint, but POR15 products are quite good. I have been powder coating part time out of my garage for about 20 years. I've gotten pretty good...

I been down this road with my 67 barracuda FB with the 215’s and even 205’s. I have the later 73+ disk brakes so it also increases the track with making the issues worse. My car is just a toy hot rod nothing special. So I opted for removing an inch of the fender opening. To create enough room.

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I am going to pull the vac line off & see if I can now move the valve open as I'm wondering if no vac is causing the valve to not open tho I would think I coulda moved the lever with pliers. I will find out tomorrow if it is locked shut.

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I am at the beginning stages of getting my ‘72 225 /6 running. It starts and runs but it is shaky and won’t idle. I pulled the plugs and checked the plug wires for resistance. All of the plugs had a nice tan color to them except for cylinder #5. It showed signs of being really lean, It was ghost...

I would not think there would be any issues using o e on each bolt/screw/ stud as long as there is clearance enough for the washer. Thought just hit me... I'm the 67 FSM it shows them being used on the outer screws/studs only. I wonder if the 2 inner "lock" the manifold in place and the outer...

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I remembered for you. Front is the designed stud chrome is the OEM stud Huge size difference but it worked. There is a type of bolt called a "sex bolt" or "binder" bolt. Google it. Something like that might work