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I have not found this to be the case at all. Working on a 74 Dart Swinger Factory AC car. The outlet from the box and the plastic dash vent are the same. I placed the original vent over the box outlet and they are the same diameter. I got a pair of aftermarket vent hoses (and adapters) to...

Hello. I need help from people more experienced than I at diagnosing fuel delivery problems. Car = 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger factory 318. Modifications = Summit Racing cam #6900, 2bbl to 4bbl conversion using factory Chrysler iron spreadbore (<--edited from squarebore) intake manifold, Quadrajet...

This is one of available options I found when searching for a 318 cap and rotor online.

No, I had a helper. The left and right centering stays the same, the arc of the boom lowering is what I have to account for so I divided the length of arc I need by 2 and started on the high side of the arc so the forward and aft movement was minimal. What helped here is the weight of the cam...

TRUE!!! Right now I'm envisioning the car leaned up vertical against the house and me hanging out the second story window to drop it in lol.

After learning how to install cam bearings, buying the installation tool and doing it myself for the first time, the last thing I wanted to do was to do it all over again. Overkill? Perhaps. Did it work? PERFECTLY. Not one nick, mark or scratch on the fresh new cam bearings.

Thanks. That's what I thought, but just can't understand why it would be changed from the factory design. I might understand if I was shipped a full set of upper and lower grooved bearings, but it seems like this is only going to provide full time oiling to the # 1 cylinder connecting rod...

I have a 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger, factory 318 car with the original 318. I took it out to freshen it up a little. I bought a set of King main bearings # MB55354SI to replace the originals. The bearings I pulled out are original. They have the manufacturing date of "5 74" stamped on the backside...

Hello Everyone. I'm knew to this board, but not Mopars. I'm no expert, but I do know my way around them. Just ventured into A-Body ownership this year and have been loving every aspect of it. Here's what I'm worried about. There are SO many topics and SO many threads that have already been...