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Found this article on heads....very good info! http://www.hughesengines.com/TechArticles/7choosingheadsaluminumvsironwhichonesdoyouneed.php

Well, thanks for all of the great input guys. I will try to do a compression test first, I've got the stuff, but I've never done one. If that's fine, I have a few options to try I guess.

I've got an MSD distributor with no vacuum advance. I have the lightest springs possible installed...all in at 2200 apx.

Distributor advance problem? Are you thinking too much timing?

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Interesting article...mine is a 1973 360, but has had all of the smog related stuff yanked, although the pistons are probably the stock ones mentioned in the article. Thanks for the info.

I had a 2000 stall in there initially.....same result. I put the 2600 in thinking that would help it get to higher rpm's before launch. Wouldn't this be the case?

Thanks Rick....this is what I think is the main torque issue also. Any suggestions? Would a thinner head gasket give me anything that would make a difference? Or is it only achieved internally (pistons, heads, etc.) I was leaning toward some eddy aluminum heads, but not sure if they will add...

Positive...had it put in myself. Tires are 255 60 15's

Here's my cam specs.... http://www.compcams.com/Company/CC/cam-specs/Details.aspx?csid=620&sb=0

I realize it is a mid-range setup, but it should have some decent low end. No compression check....car runs strong other than the anemic bottom end.

Seems like I've tried everything over the past few years....3 different carbs (625,650, and 750), different intakes, metering rod swaps, step up spring swaps, bigger squirters, etc, etc. I just can't seem to find the right combination to get any low end torque. If i stand on the brakes, the...

Thanks for all the info Guys!

Thanks!

Hey guys, I have a member of our Mopar club that just ordered and received new seat covers for his '67 Coronet form year one. He is looking for someone to install them on the existing seat frames. Anyone know of a company here in Michigan that does this kind of work? We are located between...

Well. finally managed to get the glass removed from the frame....took it to a auto glass place and it too 3 of us about 1/2 hour to get it loose. Finally used a torch on it after beating on it for a while and that did the trick. Installed the new glass in the frame, now to get it back in the...

Do you mean pics of the rear "of" the quarter glass?

Sounds like a plan. I haven't tried anything yet....was waiting for some experienced input. I will give that a try tomorrow and see what happens. I'm assuming I'll have to use some type of adhesive when I install the new glass to the frame. Any suggestions?

Agreed....that was my next step I f I couldn't get any good direction. Just not sure of a place that is experienced with older vehicles in my area.

Anyone????