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Yes, 4 wheel disc brakes

The Chrysler 8-1/4" rear axle was introduced during the 1969 model production run B-bodies and C-bodies with 318 engines. The only available original axle ratio for the 1969 8-1/4" axle was 2.71:1. The 8-1/4" rear axle is a Salisbury type assembly and differs from the banjo type 8-1/4" rear axle...

On the rear?

Yep. If it wasn't so cold outside, I'd take a picture. But like I said, they are drivers quality. I've got these too. Keith

Get the vape going out the window.. (or whathaveyou)

Ok, so I'm not exactly sure how to add it here, but I have a video of the launch I have. I'm basically wondering if it's too much, not enough or about what's good for my combo. Is there any way I can upload a video? It says mp4s aren't supported when I try

Good evening. I’m about a month away from sending my car out for body work and paint. Doing an A12 tribute so I want a fiberglass lift off hood (it will be pinned of course). Anyone ordered one recently and what company offers good quality ones? Thanks, Ryan

Yup there goes any pictures of my junk.. :rolleyes: :thumbsup: Lol car that is

Check the basics first. Timing been checked? Spark plugs read? Lean or rich? What rpm are you shifting at? Call me crazy but that setup with 3.55 gears would likely perform better with a performer rpm intake. For a dual purpose drag radials the Nitto 555 drag radials always worked well for...

It does have disc brakes so I guess that could be it

Um, it wont move if you do that.

Correct .

Non SG SG will turn both the same way. Could be a broke SG but my bet is non.

Sounds like a one wheel peel with tight brakes.

Just watched that video on YouTube as well, cool history lesson!!!! Love that guys channel

If you get tires that won't spin then it will bog with a heavy car, small block 3.55's and a 4 speed. And forget about a 1.6 sixty foot with that combination. 4 speeds are fun to drive but tricky to get good times.

Put it is park so the drive shaft does not turn and then see what it does. Pretty sure its an open diff.

This^^^

Almost like I knew what I was doing?

Too long again! How many more miles do you have on your gorgeous car @BDF6 ?