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It may not be available anymore, but MP used to sell a nice machined steel washer that was much more robust than the stock stamped one. If torquing to less than the factory spec, I’d suggest using a little loctite.

Well duh! This is the guy that beats google maps time cross country even with stops!

Thank you for all the information. I am going to purchase the IVR3 and try it. Hopefully my gauges are still ok.

Bringing a truckload of parts, grills bumpers, transmission parts, engine parts, distributors, valve covers, door glass, door handles, window cranks, license plate frames, models (new in box), manuals and books, fender turn signal bullets (upgraded with LED) ETC........Too much to list!

Replacement summit cam. Not sure about the snout. Original washer setup. I'll post pictures later if lowering the torque to 35 doesn't help

I just got done painting my brothers '67 273 engine. I am going to be replacing the original valve covers with Commando cover that I restored. Were these originally fastened with standard valve cover bolts or did they come with chrome bolt? Thanks in advance.

Happy Birthday Frank. !!!

Provide more details. Original cam or replacement? Long snout cam or short snout? Original washer setup or replacement? Maybe even post a picture of the cam gear before the washer and bolt are installed.

I've noticed in past where a Repro part comes out and like 6 months before you oddly saw an unusual amount of NOS and/or Used of that part for sale. Word leaks out ahead.

^^^ I agree, but I dislike the 73 up interior plastic, the tiny inside door handles but yes it can all be done. 5 mph bumpers are so UGLY on any car!!! Those thin bumpers make the early Dusters!! Decent project/builders have got hard to find around here and silly asking $ and always too darn...

I have googled 70 Dart conv but haven't seen any articles about doing the actual process. I actually have a yellow 70 Dart convertible with white interior as my screen saver right now.

So, I shouldn't throw away the very low run time used lifters i bought 30 years ago then...? only ever used to run an engine on the stand never went down the road...?

I torque the cam bolt to 35 ftlbs, and yes it will flatten the cupped washer before reaching the specified torque. 65'

Happy Birthday Indeed Frank !!! @Tooljunkie

Happy Birthday Frank @Tooljunkie

Have to bring up this thread again. Like I said it moves with help of wire but nothing happens when 12V is connected, Is it 6V on this thing?

Hi there, 1970 console shifted automatic A-body. Wondering how the DASH brake and oil light warning lights are triggered during the ignition start/position/phase in order to show you that they are working correctly. Anyone finitely know?

Yeah I saw his but really didn't see any pictures of how he did the quarters. You had to open each picture one at a time which was pretty time consuming.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! @Tooljunkie

That's why I have music playing through the house all day. Otherwise the noise of silence gets super annoying.

in college, we had tickets to see Rush at the ampitheatre. a friend suggested we do a local band to get used to the loudness of the music. well, my ears rang more from the local band because it was in the basement of a church. now, I just have ringing in both ears all the time. a neighbor...

@fishmens67, @memike, don't forget to post your picks for the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway in Sonoma, CA, posted before the green flag drops at approximately 3:45 PM EDT (12:45 PM PDT) today.

Headers look a bit worn... but for a complete exhaust at $325. Out of a 67 Dart w/small block

vapor is a slurry based blast with glass bead and water in a cabinet. its super gentle where it cleans and polishes. aluminum, plastics, wood, rubber, wiring kind of does it all. this is one of the machines i use in my media blasting business.

Happy birthday

Yeah it's done alright. That's sad. What machine shop do you use?

take it easy and enjoy your birthday!

Wonder whatever came of @ScampMike