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You would have loved my '70 Road Runner back in the day..... Not many cars were faster back then. :lol:

Uhhh.... Really? THIS is how you chose to label an electric trunk latch? Come on, man....That HAS to be a joke!

Which go a ways to explain why recycling companies over here are not that keen on cans. Mixed materials.

Yep, NASA mentioned that last summer. Nothing lasts forever. The actual de-orbit is the responsibility of all five space agencies involved. Twenty-four years so far is pretty good.

I bought the same thing on eBay, probably over 20 years ago when the wrecking yards had lots of them.

Post #43. Higher compression on it's own reduces heat. The a/f mixture takes longer to burn with low compression engines, so the surrounding metal absorbs more heat during the combustion process.

Get the RTE board.

Use standard bolts with Loctite.... The nylon insert was to stop the bolt loosening......but it also weakened the bolt because now it has a hole drilled through it....

Yes my drip rail moldings are removed. I have not tried to install them yet.

Pre-load has nothing to do with lifter tick, provided the prod seat in the lifter has some clearance from the circlip.

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I think it would be hard to tell if the trans has a shift kit. There are a few different brands of SKs, so where to start...

When you unbolted the lines at the firewall you should have seen this... The expansion valve... It is probably still bolted to the evaporator....

Yep, pulled mine before changing the water pump, didn’t have to move the rad.

OK, I bought a core 727 and Im going to rebuild it myself. BUT how can one tell if it has been kitted before? I don't necessarily want a shift kit, but I need to know. I know kits go into the valve body so any telltale signs would be there, but it would only be a hole drilled through the plate...

I would LOVE to have spares!

The bottle of LX-521 additive tickles my funny bone. The first thing that I find a little odd is the amateurish label. The claimed 10% to 30% increased gasoline mileage is a little hard to swallow. Then there is the mixing ratio. 1 tablespoon for 15 gallons of gas. Wow! This stuff sure must be...

Bwhahahaha!