Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Ok, then you need to modificate the rear suspension
Im stock at all, then I think the 275 its the biggest that I can fit
Can you send me the rear susp articulate pics please?
The wiring directions that come with the MP kit on how to wire it into your existing electrical harness are a bit vague. There are actually not that many wires to connect, but the wording in their directions leaves one scratching their head. I was told that a separate starter button is needed...
The conversion factor is 1.414. Which means that the 1350 cfm. for a six-barrel 440 would flow 954 cfm. if it was measured the same way, as if it was a four barrel.
This page shows various 2bbl Carters that Chrysler used over the years, none of them go over 365 cfm. or, about the same as a 260...
Any stock bar is going to provide a ride that is softer than how many cars ride today.
The standards of what we grow accustomed to changed. Cars today do ride firmer and handle better but you can upgrade.
Even the biggest factory B body bar is too soft, in my opinion. If I recall, the .94 Hemi...
This is interesting. I have Carl's front suspension in one of my Darts, everything fit as expected, the exhaust or headers bolted right up, same as it was when I took it apart. Same suspension for my Road Runner, I don't have the engine in yet. Will be interesting to see if the engine...
The slow drain has been going on for awhile, before and after an alternator swap.
The distributor is new, the problem started before that swap too.
No clock. I appreciate the suggestions though.
No glove box light.
Surprised? Well I was surprised tonight when I did just what you...