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Some guys think "HD is better" with their 383 cars, but when they order the R/T-Hemi leaf springs, I've read that the lighter 383 car rides like an ox-cart.
Hopefully, I'm posting this on the correct thread. This isn't a scam. I'm finally willing to give up my project car, & moving on to other things. Check out my introduction for basic info, and DM me for more details. When I get some time (soon), I'm planning to post a bunch of pictures and a lot...
Check out Landrum. I have the 5” arch. Dropped the car about 1”. They also have 6.5 arch. Review the spring rate prior to order. Love them for my street and road track driven mopar.
The most successful bleach brand in New Zealand is called Janola. Named after the two founders - housewives Jan and Nola created the product some 60 years ago in New Zealand and has become a household name ever since.
I usually don't buy NOS parts mainly due to the cost but also because my cars are just drivers. I did find these wheels cylinder kits, $26 for both including shipping and a carburetor modification kit for the factory Holley for $24.50 shipped. The modification kit is just a different squirter...