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I have always enjoyed shooting clay targets and I think that when this is available I will buy one. I would like to teach my grandson the skill of shooting a flying target ClayCopter Hand-Held Thrower | Caldwell

The measuring rim is what the published dimensions are based on. Section width obviously changes depending on rim width. Tread width doesn't change, but shape of tread will change. Tread will be flatter on a wider rim. Your 295 section will be less on an 8" rim, and wider than 295 on a 11"rim.

Nothing wrong with wanting what you want. Much respect for going after a Ritter block. I don't know how comfortable you are with Excel or other spread sheet app but that's where I'd start to build a price sheet and determine what your actual costs look like. For example, the Ritter block is...

You can use an epoxy adhesive-sealer on the fitting which threads into the bowl. I'd done it before, first time about 50 years ago.

See post #10?

The pump boss is not drilled or machined for the elastomer valve. BOB RENTON

The ratcheting crimper is key. Making sure the jaw size is correct for the AWG of the wire is obviously critical. When the jaw and the terminal are designed to work together, the individual strands of wire fuse together under the pressure of the ratcheting and it creates a gas tight seal in the...

Do you have pics of this one please??

I have the same problem in my 69 Charger, Im 6’

When I first started looking into the Gen 3 swap I would google search a lot of stuff. Those searches often brought me to this forum. So I thought I would try to help people by posting about the parts needed, some of the costs and photos of components and there fitment.

How would he seal off the fuel leak from the hole for elastomer valve

Sold, Thanks to FBBO & 1970 Roadrunner

I have one of those that goes with me off roading. Has saved so many others. Well that and my battery starter thing.

I have extra park mechanisms and cables. I will be 78 in March, maybe the next guy will park it? LOL! Gary

I write an email to Bogerson and Jeff send me: We recommend a standard GM compatible power steering fluid such as an AC Delco 10-5073 or equivalent.

Welcome. And many people in the know, are aware of Coker Crap. Diamondback is the way to go.

LOOKING FOR A SHORT REAR SEAT BELT FOR MY 1969 ROADRUNNER THESE HAVE THE MALE LATCH ON THEM..THANKS

Thanks for everyone’s help. Ran the numbers and picked it up. It’s a 64 and looks like a good builder.

Nice ride :thumbsup: