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I see they do show this piece with the plastic attached and not the rubber steel core like I have. It doesn't make any difference to me as long as the plastic will work in my bracket. I guess if it doesn't, I'll be buying this whole piece.
Automatic Torque Shaft Transmission Bracket 1966-69...
No one praising the lord here.
Basically the same kinda old gear head as you find on here with an opinion of how they do stuff.
Since I run a old smog 440 I found his video informative. Don't read more into comments than are really there, Bob. :rolleyes:
And, since you asked....
Hi guys I'm a long time Mopar fan who sold my Roadrunner project some years ago and bought a 55 Chevy. I'm going back to my roots and picking up a 68 Roadrunner that I intend to build as a Hemi 4 Speed Street car. I've looked at many cars some are really expensive even though they're not...
I'm working on my 1970 Roadrunner which is a column shift car. I'm going through all of the shifter linkage and bushings because they are junk!
I have located the torque shaft bushings that I need for one side. For the side that attaches to the transmission, it's got some kind of a steel core...