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Thanks for the explanation. Like I was saying this is the first auto car l've had. 68 charger R/T, 69 Dart, 69 Super Bee, 71 Roadrunner all had 4 speeds, 11" clutch was better than 10.5" thought the same might apply to torque converters. Thanks for the list of other manufacturers to check out. I...
Built 440 making 550 ft/lbs torque from 3200 to 4200 rpm. Peak HP 490 @ 5300 RPM. Planning on using TCI Breakaway converter. They have a 10" with the 5/16 bolts or the 11" with 7/16 bolts. Both rated at the same stall. Which would be better behind a 440? Thanks
I bought this hoping it would work for my 71 Sebring. The hook is too big to fit between bumpers and valance panels
Any idea what it's for? Thanks for the help.
Ordered Moog offset bushings today. After I get them installed and take for alignment I'll update on the outcome. Thanks for all your comments. I really appreciate it.
Brad Beyer
He set the camber at +.1 LS, and +.3 RS. I've seen where some guys will run negative camber but don't think that will get me to that +2-3 degrees I'd like. Thanks
Brad Beyer
Not sure if this is the right way to measure the rake. From the floor to the top or the wheel opening, center line of...
If its LCAs, they both might be bent. The best he could get was -1 passengers side, -2 on drivers side. That's why I was thinking about trying the Moog offset bushings if I would be able to get to +2-3. Thanks
When I replaced the strut rod bushings I remember checking out the kmember, it looked good. Don't remember seeing any specs in the manual to determine if they are bent. Thanks for ideas of what to check
I have a 71 Plymouth Sattelite Sebring Plus. I'm sure this has been covered before but I couldn't find any exact numbers when researching previous threads on the topic. Recently replaced all the front end parts and had aligned. The closest he could get the caster was -2 degrees. My question is...
Had a 68 Charger R/T years ago with hooker headers, easiest way to change that big old starter was to just pull the steering column out. Didn't have to unbolt headers or motor mounts.