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Correct me if I'm wrong. Line pressure screw adjustment (more pressure on the spring , turning screw tighter= less line pressure) and ( less pressure on the spring, loosening the screw=higher line pressure) right ?

I guess I should note not all men like cars and some hate guns.

This is a serious question. It might relate to cars also in that a gun or car has a purpose. but many of us have many guns and many cars. I know you can simplistically say we like them. But try to go deeper. All the articles I found online were just veiled anti-gun rants. I notice when...

I bought a set of brackets from Glen-ray to mount a 26" on a 22" core support, not cheap but beautifully made: Glen-ray Radiators - All New Licensed Mopar Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Radiators doesn't increase the opening, but they said that wasn't a big deal given the 26" radiator provides extra...

I need the side mounting brackets for my 054 26 inch 1969 Charger radiator. Sometime in the past the radiator was modified to fit some other Morpar model. Thanks for any help. Jim in Napa, CA.

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Yes I’m aware of that but the 114* was a smoother cam designed more for vacuum brakes I believe.

actually, I'm not sure of the original owner's motives......but I do like the green glass

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Had that been me, I would have just ordered the tinted glass because it was tinted lol

Just good luck is all. But I’ll take it! Thanks again.

stick out your can, here comes the garbage man :D

someone had the forethought to order my non-A/C GTX with green glass to match the GG1 paint....... score

I had a minute yesterday, so cleaned I a window and took a pic. '68 factory A/C Charger w/ all original glass - Bounty plain paper towel as the white.

My pleasure!! Sharing IS Caring!!! Mopar2ya! John

Ya, the factory put those in to hold salt. Standard equipment here in Michigan! Mike

Thanks folks. Swapping the 4WD to 2WD looks like too much busy work. I'll keep looking for the correct version and move on from there.

Gotta be Hawaii Five O.

1968 UAW work at its finest. :rolleyes: