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  1. 71340Duster

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    All the good stuff sticks to you lol!
  2. SlantedMark4

    Why are classic 4 door sedans "disliked"?

    I've heard many people prefer a 2-door over a 4-door when it comes to classic sedans, especially from the 50s/60s period like the Bel Airs, Cadillacs or the Furys. Why is that? Were they more "exclusive" because the 4-doors got built more often? I think it can't be because of "style" because a...
  3. ValiantS

    Small block w/ 3.79 crank

    ...are elementary questions." I just saw this. Probably best to start another thread with your questions but, since we're here...Generally with a 59* combo, it's better to keep rpm lower. That would require a bigger crank which would also allow more cam per net lift(gentle profiles). Without...
  4. Mark Wainwright

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  9. 71GSSDemon

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Good morning everyone. Hot again today. Got another piece of my firewall made last night. I hate running a cut off wheel and grinder when sweating a ton. All the proper ppe of couse...
  10. Icetech

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Another day...
  11. 71340Duster

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    I can't even imagine that at my work, think I'll throw that idea to my boss and just watch his face for entertainment lol!
  12. Icetech

    Nicks Garage 383 build

    Just read back and no one mentioned about the new heads (that i saw) that they were cut .030... but still.. that thing has a tiny cam i question his P/V measurement more than the "sunk" valves
  13. abodyjoe

    Do I need a steering wheel adapter???

    looking at the grant site it looks like the tuff wheel adapter workd on this wheel.. the chrysler tuff wheel adapter is much nider looking then the grant adapter. http://www.grantproducts.com/files/instructions/97552-00-01.pdf .
  14. 64 AAR Valiant

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Way to much Karl material I could add. Have a great time.
  15. halifaxhops

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Opinion?
  16. abodyjoe

    Do I need a steering wheel adapter???

    this wheel? some of those wheels (not sure if thats one of them) you can just usee a stock eimblow/tuff wheel adapter. if you don't have that then yes you'll need an adapter.
  17. halifaxhops

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    But not always welcome! Love it
  18. 73smallblock

    How old are you and how long have you raced

    I'm 41. Started going to t&t when I was 18-19. Took a long break from the track and started to go back about 10 years ago to watch some friends. I would race my truck from time to time and after a season I decided to find a car and build it, which is the duster I have now. The last 3.5 years I...
  19. Car Nut

    RIP Joe Elmore

    :(
  20. halifaxhops

    Duster temp gauge problems

    Almost sounds like a air bubble where the sender is. FYI the wire should have no voltage it works from the resistance of the sender think ground wire.
  21. 71340Duster

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Good Morning All! Love the shirt and good luck with the tourney Steph!
  22. Petty Betty

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    I love it. Good morning everyone. It’s going to be a long one here. My work is hosting a golf tournament today. It’s going to be a hot one. It’s been a lot of preparation up to this point.
  23. RonsSwinger

    Do I need a steering wheel adapter???

    Hello Mopar brothers and sisters; I am looking to change my current steering wheel on my 1971 Dart to a Grant #246 steering wheel (if they ever answer the phone). I called the 1-800 number, the direct line, and sent customer support a message several days ago with no reply. If I am able to...
  24. dukeboy440

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    That I would.
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