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I agree. I've had several bad experiences with fram filters in other vehicles. I actually have been very pleased with Mopar filters.

I ended up going with VR1 10w30 because of availability. My local auto parts store carries it. I believe thinner is better than thicker so definitely wouldn't use 20w50 and I am definitely not an Amsoil fan.

Appreciate the detailed answer. I assume it's a high zinc oil also?

Yes I'm sure I would get a thousand opinions but thought I would ask. Didn't think about searching other threads

What oil should I be using in my 1969 383?

Yes I know what the max rate means which is why I dont have them at 50psi but the door jamb lists the pressure for the stock sized bias tires which is too low for modern low profile radial tires.

I have a 1969 Roadrunner convertible with 245/45r18 Nexen Tires in the front on coys wheels and p245/40zr20 Nexen tires in the rear on coys wheels. The max tire pressure is 50 psi which I know is obviously way too high. I've been running at 32 and it seems to ride and handle fine but I don't...

Roadrunner

Thank you all for the warm welcome and yes, she's definitely a keeper. I think I'll hang on to the car for a while too

We did, definitely not convertible weather!

Hi all, just wanted to introduce myself and my early 60th birthday present from my wonderful wife in Nashville Tennessee

Thank you

Yes mystery solved. I appreciate everyone's response. This seems to be a great forum.

Funny I was thinking the same thing but I actually just tried it and in park the wheels turn opposite. Obviously it's an open rear end

Yes, 4 wheel disc brakes

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

I just picked up a car that was originally a 1969 sport satellite convertible. I wanted to determine if it has a Sure Grip or open rear end. I jacked the back of the car up knowing that if I turn one tire and the other turns in the same direction it's a sure grip and if the other turns in the...