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You know that's a great idea, can't believe I didn't think of that haha It might be a little difficult to hunt down leaf spring bolt with the correct size. Might be forced to get one of those spacers. I wish I could have gone 8 3/4. But it's hard to beat a good condition 8.8 for $75 from the...

So I swapped an explorer 8.8 into my 64 barracuda. Install went well and all that but, I noticed that my aftermarket spring perches that I bought on eBay have a bigger hole on the perch, than the size of the leaf spring centering pin. So upon test driving the rear end the other day, when I...

I also tried a couple different times and no codes.

Well unfortunately still busted. I replaced the crank and cam sensors and nothing, still running the same. Ran a compression test and all cylinders are just around 180psi. It's weird but I smell blow by, don't know why. It seems to kinda have a loss of power as well.

Or if they did, like you said non mopar brand.

Wow man that's crazy, your a genius! I'll have to give it a try and hope that does the trick. Which would explain why it was working just fine and then it happened out of the blue. I'm sure when they rebuild this stuff they probably didn't replace the sensors with new ones.

My daily is an 02 Dodge Stratus. It's currently having some issues that make it non driveable. I was on my way to work and 15 min later at a light the car began to bog down (kinda like an old car with a carb). So I put the car in neutral and gave it gas to keep going. The car stayed on, as...

Okay i think I'm starting to grasp the concept. So use the measurement I got up front, and stretch the string to the rear. Measure the rear frame rails and find the exact point I found up front so I know where to locate my string from up front. Measure axle flange to axle flange and find...

Awesome thanks so much for the response! I seem to be a little confused... I apologize for that. 1) "backing plate meets the axle" I'm a little confused by as to what is the backing plate? 2)If I stretch a rope from the front to the rear, I imagine I run the chance of getting the measurement...

I swapped out the old rear end out of my 64 barracuda for an 8.8 out of a 2001 explorer (28 spline, 3:73, Limited-slip). How do I go about making sure its aligned with the car so I can weld it to the new perches? Do I have to take it in to the alignment shop and have them do it? **other...

if I where to buy this, how would i shut off the heat? do I wire some type of toggle switch to the inside?

Here's a photo of the ac box opposite side

Thanks for the responses, I'll post some more photos of it soon. There are 2 more inlets on the opposite side. Quality wise I'm not 100% sure, as long as I can get some good use out of it I'm okay with it. Living in SD I'm only gonna use it in the summer really. Okay now I seem to have a...

A/C KIT UNIVERSAL UNDERDASH EVAPORATOR COMPRESSOR 2A HEAT & COOL 404-000 H/C | eBay Link to the AC if you would like to check it out

I bought a heat and AC kit off of eBay. I know those aren't the best but it was all I can afford at the time. (My cuda didn't have a heater/AC box) I'm a little confused on how to wire it for heat, it came with 2 knobs, Temp (hi-low) and Air (1234). It did not come with a heat knob or...

Thanks for all the responses. I've decided on going ahead and installing it. So let's say I install it and it works fine, anyway to tell around how many miles or so are on it?

I purchased a used 727 from someone to put into my barracuda. The guy I purchased it from told me it was in good shape, and rebuilt a few years ago. When I took it home it looked real clean and the torque converter had a sticker on it from 2013. I was wondering if there was any way to be...

Okay sounds good. Will you need me to ship? Or are you nearby? Do you have a pay pal account? Thanks

Side trim mouldings off of my 68 dodge dart sedan. These need a little bit of love, some dings here and there. $20 and they're yours. Im in San diego if you would like to pick them up or I can ship to you. I think my quote was $80 because of how long they are. Thanks That's a good idea...

Pulled of my 64 cuda 273. Was still working when I took it off. $10 I live in San Diego if you would like to come pick it up or I can ship it to you.

Cool so get the part red hot and then drill the hole? Or heat it first and let it cool and then drill?

When I tried the carbide bit I simply used wd40 for the bit. Could that have been the issue? I was told I need legitimate cutting oil? Also I don't have an actual drill press but I do have this old style one I bought at the swap meet. You think that can work?

Here's some photos of the piece. I believe I tried a carbide bit. Nothin

trying to drill through some hardened steel parts I bought, didn't know they where hardened steel. I just can't make a dent in these things. Anyone have any tips for drilling through hardened steel? I took it to my local fabrication shop and they said they can't do it because it's hardened...

Yea I always made sure to keep it oiled, and would change it out every couple months. I would use the recommended kobalt brand as well. Yea I would drain it out after use. Not gonna lie... There been a few times I have forgotten until the next day. Just a few times though.... What would cause...

It is oil type. Okay will do, I will take the belt off and run it and see how it goes. See if it makes the screeching noise still. How long should I let it run for? A few minutes?

Okay so I bought a 60 gal. 3.7hp 155psi kobalt air compressor from lowes about 3 or so years ago. It's worked great up until recently... The issues. About 6 months ago it began to bog down (sound weaker) at around 90psi, for about 30 sec. And then it would return to normal. I thought nothing of...

Thanks for those pics man! I think I got my color for my barracuda! Thanks a million

Awesome man! Can't wait!

I saw someone mentioned something about primer color affecting end result? I'm looking for a darker more deeper looking tone of the plum crazy variation. What color primer should I choose for that? Thanks! Those darts look great by the way!