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  1. RealWing

    someone have experience with Firm Feel steering sector support?

    Some vehicles may still need custom fitting with different thickness washers, since the K frames are not a precise or consistent stamping from one vehicle to the next.
  2. RealWing

    someone have experience with Firm Feel steering sector support?

    I simply bent the bracket until it mated flat to the K frame. It took several bends to get it right. Purchased the kit Jan 2020. The Cuda isn't on the road yet, but there should be no issues. It is a strong bracket!!. Jim
  3. RealWing

    someone have experience with Firm Feel steering sector support?

    I had to bend the bracket to get it aligned with the K frame before bolting it up.
  4. RealWing

    Date code??

    Engine is original and dated in late 1968.
  5. RealWing

    Date code??

    The spd for the car was Dec 30 1968 so J21 (Sept 21st) seems to fit
  6. RealWing

    Date code??

    Who is knowledgeable on 8-3/4" casting date codes??? This is my 69 340 Cuda 3rd member. Pretty sure it is not original, but date code is not completely legible. Thx Jim
  7. RealWing

    Reily Motorsport Coil Over System

    This is what I used on my 69 Cuda Wheels & Tires Wheels: Aluminum American Muscle/Anthracite Front/Rear 17 x 8 inches Tires: Bridgestone Turanza Serenity Plus Front 225/50R-17 Rear 235/50R-17 https://www.hemmings.com/stories/article/modernized-mopar-1969-plymouth-barracuda
  8. RealWing

    WHO HAS A RMS SUSPENSION ?

    Yes, I have both. I love the ride and handling. Bill Reilly will bend over backwards to help you. Definitely recommended https://www.hemmings.com/stories/article/modernized-mopar-1969-plymouth-barracuda Jim
  9. RealWing

    LCA pin loose in bushing

    Out of 11 different LCA bushings, I only have 5 that are any good!! Proforged seemed to be the best as both of them were good (Although 2 is a small sample). All the others are hit and miss. I recently ordered 4 Spicer Professional Bushings from Bill Rolik, but 2 of them were junk. Jim
  10. RealWing

    LCA pin loose in bushing

    Got 1 Pro Forged bushing today and it is OK:popcorn:
  11. RealWing

    LCA pin loose in bushing

    Did you send the message to AC Delco by email? If so, What is The address and I’ll send one as well
  12. RealWing

    LCA pin loose in bushing

    Got another AC Delco bushing today (to replace the bad one) - it was also JUNK. 0.814" ID vs the Delco spec of 0.810.
  13. RealWing

    LCA pin loose in bushing

    What are the diameters of the ones you have? Mine are 0.810" and 0.811" and both were pressed solidly into the old bushings, which were Moog K791 purchased back in 1999
  14. RealWing

    LCA pin loose in bushing

    The company where I purchased the AC Delco bushings is sending me another set (free), so will see if they are any good. These were the boxes from the 2 AC Delco ones.
  15. RealWing

    LCA pin loose in bushing

    Here are the measurements I've got so far. Only 1 of these 4 bushings can be pressed onto the pivot pin. Still waiting on the Proforged ones to see if they are any good.
  16. RealWing

    LCA pin loose in bushing

    Any idea how old the Moogs were?
  17. RealWing

    LCA pin loose in bushing

    Another poster says that the Proforged ones are too large on the OD and cant be pressed in!!! Said that AC Delco 45G9008 have the Correct dimensions, (Which they post on line) so I ordered them as well. Will send back any that have defective dimensions. I’ll post results here on Moog, Proforged...
  18. RealWing

    LCA pin loose in bushing

    Thanks!!!! 115-10015 - Proforged Control Arm Bushings On order!!
  19. RealWing

    LCA pin loose in bushing

    Getting ready to install new Moog K791 LCA bushings and found that the pin slides right into the bushing!! ie no interference fit!! Anyone had this happen? Maybe a bad bushing? It says Moog on the box, and made in India Any suggestions appreciated Thx Jim
  20. RealWing

    How to route Lokar Ebrake around RMS Street Lynx

    Hope these pictures might help. I decided to convert the cables to a more stock configuration. I cut the cables and welded a small nut onto the end of each cable and then connect to a stock-type equalizer bracket. If you need more details - ask away Jim
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