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  1. Badvert65

    motor mount design question

    OK, i am just curious, but my OEM style motor mounts have this 'flap' of metal that sort of hangs over the side of the mount. For the life of me, I cannot see what purpose this serves. Any ideas?
  2. Badvert65

    New transmission book

    I just got my copy of a new transmission book by Tom Hand. "Chrysler TorqueFlite A-904 & A-727 Transmissions: How to Rebuild (Workbench How-to)" https://www.amazon.com/Chrysler-TorqueFlite-904-727-Transmissions/dp/1613253354 This book is great for those working on their own transmissions. I am...
  3. Badvert65

    slant six stuff

    Ok, so I am killing time in my shop, over vacation. 400 block is at the machine shop so not much to do there. I still have the slant six in the Belvedere so I figured I would make the most of it. I decided to swap my Super Six stuff from the wrecked Volare to the Belvedere. Of course...
  4. Badvert65

    gear lube suggestions ?

    ok, so it has been a while since I have filled a rear axle with lube. Back in the day, I used 90wt and some sure grip additive. I was at a parts store and I saw that they have gear lube with the additive in it. Does this mean I won't need the Mopar additive? Also, has anyone used any of the...
  5. Badvert65

    Slant six oil pump

    Ok you slant six guys, how problematic are the oil pumps on these engines? I had a 79 Volare wagon with a slant six and the oil pump started leaking at about 60,000 miles. It was cracked somewhere but I replaced it and had no more problems. Now, I got my 65 Belvedere going with the original...
  6. Badvert65

    StarterTrivia

    I brought this up in another thread, the fact that there are 3:1 and 2:1 gear reduction Mopar starters. Starters prior to 1974 (give or take) were typically of the 3:1 gear reduction type. With the introduction of electronic ignition, Mopar engineers discovered that the distributor needed to...
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