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I had the same issue with Howards cam in 2022. Ordered a cam was supposed to be 6-8 weeks out. I even called one time and asked about the status of it as the expected ship date was like 2-3 days away and they said yep looks like it will ship than. Only to get a notification it got pushed out...

Google "7/16-20 to 1/8 npt" and you will come up with all sorts of options.

Used dome light for a Mopar/Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler. Not sure what it originally came out of. Light bulb is untested, so not sure if it works or not. Asking $15 + shipping

Used wiper motor. Not sure of year or model it originally came off of. Has not been tested, and has been sitting on a shelf in my dad's garage for the last 20+ years. Asking $25 + shipping.

2 speed wiper motors have been sold.

Used wiper motors, not sure if they work or not, have been in stored for 30+ years. Asking $125 for the 3 speed and $25 each for the other 2 OBO + shipping.

Used shifter not sure what it's out of. Asking $150 + shipping OBO.

I typically go around 400-500 runs before I "freshen" up my engines. I always tried to do it during the off season. A freshen up for me is usually includes new rod and main bearings and gaskets as long as everything looks okay. When I used to race weekly from April-Oct that would be about every...

Wiped out a lunait cam and lifters 3 years ago. Replaced with a Racer Brown cam with Howards EDM lifters and has been fine since.

I don't have that oil pan but I have a Russler diaper on my car. He can pretty much make anything given the oil pan specs. Engine Diapers for Sportsmen Racers - Russler II

Didn't get out much in 2024 so just change the oil and go over the rocker arms in the spring and I should be good to go for 2025.

I had one on my car for a little over a year while I tried top bulb racing before I came to the conclusion I have 2 feet for a reason. With that said I used the Biondo starting line one. I used my stock throttle cable. What I did was use a piece of angle iron and bolted it to the startling line...

John Cadamore II Obituary | Oct 13, 2024 | Freeport, PA

RIP John. Let many others I never met you but enjoy reading your post and and am thankful for all the knowledge you were willing to take the time and share thru the years.

Anyone using a Turbo Action Cheetah shifter with a forward pattern and using air to have it shift? Does it shift the 1-2 and 2-3 shifts? Can you post a picture of your setup. Thanks.

I've tried 2 lunati solid flat tappet in the past. Both didn't last very long. I mainly use mopar performance cams when they used to be available, but since they aren't I've gotten a Comp and a Racer Brown cam and so far they have been fine.

When I bought my 1969 Plymouth Barracuda it had been updated to electronic ignition. It has a bracket that mounted to the wiper motor studs to mount the ignition box. After redoing the car I mounted the box in a different location and no longer need the bracket. Is this bracket a...

Parts were removed from a 1969 Plymouth Barracuda /6 225. 4 blade fan - $10 Water pump pulley - $20 Starter shield - $5 Kickdown/throttle rod - $5 Not sure if these items were removed from the the 69 cuda or not, but where in the same box of parts. Bracket/clamps #1-#3 - $2 each Hose supports...

I ran a blanket for a few years and it worked fine. (440 in a 75 duster) Had to make something to make it clear/stay off the cable linkage. I bought a CSR shield when they were readily available probably 10 years ago. Had to beat the firewall/floor pan lip flat and also drill holes to access...

2 used Toyo 26x4.5-15 front drag tires. Were used for a handful of years and removed from the car around 2013/2014 as I went to a different size tire. Have been stored indoors since. Are dirty/dusty from storage. Would be good for mock up or for show car, can't say I'd personally use them on...

The bucket test will be the easiest. A holley blue pump is rated at 110 gph, Flows 88 GPH at 9 psi, so at 6-7 psi I'd think you'd want a little more than a gallon a minute as 9 psi is 1.46 gallons (88 pgh/60 mins = 1.46). I honestly don't think fuel is your issue. Can you provide more specs...

I've never personally ran radials, but my observation of others is they can be less forgiving than a bias slick. There are guys out there who's cars flat out work with the radials, but I think it's the guys that have their suspension/shocks combos on point. Most of the guys I see that do well...

Just seen a post on Facebook about the race at Keystone this weekend. I don't know Michael personally but know of him and he seems like a good guy, not sure why this race didn't attract racers at $400 entry for a 10K/20K/10K. Unfortunately, we have an extremely low turnout today. While R/U...

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Check lugs on front pump, I had them sheer off before, but that pump had 25 or so years of hard drag racing on it before that.

That's the one part of my outside woodstove that I enjoy so much. All of our trash goes in it year round to heat our house and hot water so I don't have a pile of boxes laying around, other than the large stash I keep for when I sell stuff to ship.

I've never been a fan of buybacks but I understand it why they have them. I've been racing since 95 and I can count on 1 hand how many times I have doubled enter and I bet I have bought back less than a dz times as well. I keep thinking about trying a big money race some day, but like you said...

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The bigger question is why is the car picking up so much? You started day at 10.68 and ended at 10.50. That's almost 2 tenths. Did the weather/wind change that much, traction issue?

10.587 @ 126.86mph