Search results for query: *

I fooled around with them a little back in my heavy drinking days (when I was in my teens), but I didn't like inhaling, so I didn't. I mostly smoked (puffed) when I drank and I didn't get hooked (thank goodness). I did inhale with the other stuff :fool: - had too, because otherwise, what was...

This one? Nice work BTW https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/distributor-clearance-issue.206532/

In our province, if you are in a car, and sleeping and the keys are in the ignition you can be asked for a breathalyzer. If not you are okay.

Pulling / Putting it in from below is the only way to go if you don't want to pull the hood. Hood alignment sucks. Tears the **** out of the paint plus a bitch to get correct.

If you have the correct dipstick to match the tube it will read correctly. You can use a newer tube and stick that bolts to the bell housing bolt as long as it fits the chassis.

So it would appear. Makes me think "imported". :(

My first cigarette was at around eight or so. I don’t think I would consider myself a smoker until around Eleven or twelve. I smoked between one and three packs a day for close to forty five years. Both my parents were smokers too. My dad quit in his mid fifties and died from copd at 86. Pretty...

ok. my concern is the dipstick reading correctly. thoughts?

I believe they ran out until they tool up to make more

Ok

Nicely done!

Exactly. If you have side issues, grind away.

Apparently there's an adapter for this these days: SHIFTER MECHANISM HURST/INLAND CONVERSION - Mopar A833 4-Speed Transmission & Component Specialists

It cannot have "Extra ZDDP For Wear Protection" and also be "API SN/SM/SL". There seems to be a chemical disconnect here. Oh, wait! I think I got it; false advertising somehow!?!

My old Mickies wouldn't clear my Trick Flow 240s either. Nothing that a die grinder and carbide burr couldn't fix. Just some gentle clearancing on the valve cover is all it takes (not the head). They'll fit.

A Vol with yet another one, then - how many of us learned how to operate motorized vehicles (dirt bikes, go karts, ATV's etc.) years before we were legally able to drive on the streets?