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In the early 90s, Ma Mopar let the Jeep and AMC engineers run amok and redesign the old fashioned LA series engine to update it. They changed them from 318 and 360 to the 5.2 and 5.9L "Magnum" series and were used in trucks ands vans only at first, SUVs later. Changes included the elimination of...

Some people try using the 5.2 and 5.9 Magnum series heads. They flow better than any LA series head, they have higher compression and are OEM on every Mopar V8 from 1992-2002. To use them, there are a few differences but it is a worthwhile idea.

Even if it did, what if you replaced it every 2000 miles or so? That is about the life cycle of those bronze distributor gears people often use with roller cams, from what I am told.

I know a guy that must have sourced his interior parts from numerous companies because everything was a different shade of blue. Dash, headliner, carpet, seats, seat belts, everything. My wife called the car Fifty shades of blue.

The Winter of 1974. F I F T Y one years ago. I hope for your sake you understand that prices have risen a bit since then, right ?

While I do think that the likelihood of facing Federal charges is low, conflicts come from registering, insuring and absolutely when selling. A Crown Victoria dressed as a Charger is still a Ford and has to be registered as one. Hey...anyone that knows me knows how I love to screw with the...

This is exactly who I was thinking of.

Sorry, dude. You dont get to pick what your car will be titled as. Federal law states this as fact no matter what some bowlegged, tobacco chewin small town cop tells you.

The car is a vehicular version of a transgender. It is not a Charger, it never will be titled as a Charger. For the sake of stunts and off pavement fun, I think it is great because it is a LOT cheaper than an original Charger. To try to pass the car off as something that it is NOT, that is not...

From what I have seen, the 71-72 B body center links had that bend at the left side where it attaches to the left tie rod and pitman arm.

Thanks, Pete. I still have this and may sell it some day but THIS is NOT a sales ad. I have never intentionally bought one of these nor sold any so I had no idea of the value of them. I always chose bucket seats over a bench and when I did a swap, the old bench was often thrown away. With how...

I'll admit that the prices that I have paid to my guy are lower than average. He isn't the type of guy that wears a lab coat while working in a sterile UNION environment where everything is spotless, ALL Cal-OSHA rules are strictly enforced, etc. Rick is a professional much like I was when I...

Sorry, Mike. I missed this one from you. That condition of where the low battery voltage possibly leading to ECU/Spark issues may be a real thing. The battery could be just charged enough to start the car but not have enough reserve if the carburetor were dry. If it started within 15 seconds...

I've been a customer of this machinist that used to be part owner of a shop in West Sacramento. He often does machine work at the shop but then brings the stuff home to finish it up. The shop itself looks somewhat unprofessional. If a new customer were to go there to get a feel for the place, I...

Since I changed the battery, I have been swamped with other things here to do. Rich and I have been working on rebuilding the engines in these cars... I've been working with my nephew building a Go Cart... Of course this place needs maintenance too.... The car has started...

I heard that any FBBO member that has a number in their screen name will be required to sing the song...I'm a little teapot, short and stout on demand.

You have a lot of people here pulling for you, man. I went through this sort of thing in 2017. I was terrified of the surgery part. I knew that I could live with just one kidney but was scared of the surgery itself.

I have the QA 1 upper control arms and front sway bar. They seem like quality pieces.

That looks like 44 lbs for me.