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Maybe get a quote or two and post here to get feed back to see if it sounds reasonable? I had my differential done by my engine builder and did the axle bearings myself. Cut the old stuff off and use a shop press to put the new on.

hoping you find one closer to you. I have access to one but shipping would be crazy these days. See what you find.

Sad that this stuff is being sold as replacement for original.

I think contact some of the companies making or selling the product and get an answer. JMTC

Sorry to hear about your PSA. Hope you get well soon!

Ya ist gut plats fur kuken(sp) Egge Machine

No worries! I have the very same deal with my 73 y/o knees! Best of luck.

Pictures would be helpful but not surprising it doesn't line up. I've had same results with other brands. You may have to fab a piece to make the connection. Sorry I couldn't be any help, ruffcut

Yep! Flowkooler water pump on my 512 with no overheating. Have AC and use a shroud and 7 blade fan. Don't need electric fans. As others have said, you can run at hiway speed with no fan. Those things are blocking air flow. JMTC. ruffcut

I believe A and A Transmissions sells them

Worse yet is if it is leaking internally and mixing with the oil! Keep an eye on the oil level and if there's any smell of gas in the oil! It will wipe out the bearing in a jiffy! ruffcut

Agree. At first glance looks like ATI,

I use 20w50 in both my strokers and 15w40 diesel oil in a 413

I agree with John Cope. I'm hoping this is at a track with a water box. A dry burn out aint good for the TC.

I couldn't afford a new car or anything else in 78, but always admired those Magnums! Way cool car for the time. Too bad they didn't last long in our climate.

In is my theory that Ma Mopar had it figured out already, so why reinvent the wheel ie the cooling system. JMO

I didn't do the swap but my brother did in his sons duster. You will need a small block trans. You will need a controller for ignition and timing etc. You really should watch some videos on the subject to gain some insight as to what is needed. Depending on what the gen 3 came from. you may need...

The short answer is YES!

I have two covers. One is 20 years and the other is 30 years old. Use them every winter and I put a poly tarp over them. Still in good shape. They might even outlive me!

I'm guessing it's a flare fitting, but may also be a compression fitting.