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I could write a BOOK on the problems I have had with the M/CYL on my 69 RR. I have gone through FIVE cylinders in FIVE years, Its all CRAP!!!!, ps I will be putting on M/C # 5 this spring!!! The last one I purchased from Orielley's is supposed to have a LIFETIME warranty, we will see!!!

The repops are a disgrace

I would rather not have them but they were already there when I bought the car. It does give it a racy look.

ditto

because they are cool:fool:

Anybody remember about 30 yrs ago when the big job fairs were how to start up businesses, and some startups were for sale, one being...chrome or gold plating business, simple electric transformer, some expensive plating materials, demonstrations usually involving a booth where a guy gold plates...

What sway bar do you have in front, and how wide is the center section?

This doesn't work very well on cast iron. When you knurl a guide you don't remove metal, the knurl process moves metal to make the hole smaller and its then reamed for the valve stem. But cast iron doesn't like to be moved around. Its worth asking the shop doing the job though.

House 2 has one cracked tile and one chipped corner. No one notices so we haven't done anything about it since 2015. Get grout that's already a color dark enough so that dirty areas don't show.

...are completely distracted when driving, now it's cell phones, before it was makeup, radios, or whatever, 20 yrs ago I had a lady rear end me on the PA turnpike during a traffic slowdown, told the patrolman "she didn't see me" boy did the cop blow up, you'll see why, pic of my truck to follow... *

Is anyone putting miles on their performance brakes (that don't have dust shields) without seeing damage? Driving in the rain, down a gravel road, that kind of thing?

Thanks, they are the same as R/T and Superbee. I checked AMD, they are not reproduced.

I worked for Frank one summer and considered him a friend. I sucked as an employee, but he still was good to me. I did see the largest pack rat mess imaginable at his place in Columbus. Had no idea where anything was, and he'd get upset when you couldn't find something. I guess it caught fire...

And usually, so does the tile !!!

Nothing with grout.

I just looked on AMD's website and didn't see bumpers listed for a 70 Dodge. And I also didn't see a listing for 68-69 Plymouth bumpers, which is scary as it is a popular year. I have AMD bumpers on my 69 GTX and like the quality.

Teenage me took my 318 heads to the machine shop and they gnurled the guides. Never any notable issues over the six subsequent years and many miles of use and abuse.

I thought the holes were sized and the liner pressed in. Never heard of threading the hole for a screw in liner.

Only concerns with tile are: Everything you drop on it, breaks. Weight. This is an old building - 1952 - and the floors are...wavy, as it is. Add a layer of backer board, then mastic, then tile and grout.... I've done plenty of tile in my day. My old house, I tiled the basement when I...

SEM trim black and a good satin black are almost identical to me.