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The last of this batch is sold. I have one left that is pending funds for mopardude318

I have 3 left. I might make more. Not sure yet

Bump. 10 left. Not sure if I will be making another batch so get them for cheap while you can.

The 10 degree seems to be what most people want but i can make any size. I have to setup the machine to make a custom size so I'm asking $15 for that option.

12 Left from the first batch

Bump, Have 20 ready to ship.

Guess I'll stay away from the factory dizzy then. Surprised they priced it so low considering what they charge for the MSD bushings. It's a smart design they have there. Much simpler than what I had in mind.

I think the mopar dizzy could be modified to be adjustable with a bushing as well. First the slots would machined wider and made as long as possible. Then I would drill and tap the post on one of the weights so a screw could be used to hold the bushing to the weight. I think you would only need...

From what I have seen so far, if I machine them within .0005 of my spec the advance is dead on. I guess it's possible that they could vary very slightly.

I'm going to list these on Ebay but FABO members can still buy them here for the lower price, Thanks.

The bushing mount is a 10-32 threaded stud. The slot is roughly .380 wide and .450 long.

I'm not familiar with the mopar dizzy but I'm willing to help develop such an idea. I have a complete fabrication shop at my disposal. Any products that you guys think are missing from the market just let me know.

That's correct. MSD uses different bushing sizes to control the amount of mechanical advance. The smallest size that they offer is 18* so there seems to be a good deal of demand for these smaller sizes.

First batch of 10* are ready to ship. Thanks

I have 2 bushings that should yield 12* advance. I made these while adjusting the machine to make the 10*. I'll let them go at the regular $5 price.

I needed a 10 degree bushing for my 408 build and there was no way I was going to pay $35 plus shipping to get one from 4secondsflat.com. I have a CNC lathe at my shop so I made my own. I've had a lot of interest from other members about buying one so here I am. I'll sell them for $5 plus $1 to...

SOLD! Thanks FABO

Bought this for my 67 Dart but I moved my rear springs too far inboard and it won't fit. Like new condition but was removed from the box for test fitting. Original box included. $180 + shipping. Here is the link to it on Summit. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/hel-6907

PM replied, money sent

What condition are the ball studs in? Do they have any flat spots at all? If they are good and round I'll take the Z bar setup.

Thanks, will ship tomorrow.

That should be the correct application, I'll pm you

They look identical to the ones on this page, part number A63LA. I've already verified that the driver's side is correct for 340/360. With shipping they sell for $162 from Schumacher http://www.engine-swaps.com/Pages/ProductsYear/63.66aBody.html

100 shipped in the US

To my knowledge that is correct. The drivers side mounting tabs on the 340/360 blocks are closer together. Some people modify the existing bracket or make spacers in order to use the original one.

I would but I've had them for months sitting in the box unopened. Should have checked sooner. I got them for a good price so they'll easily pay for my new mounts

A member on here sold me these and said they were for a 67 Dart. They are actually Schumacher early A mounts for 340/360. Guess I should have asked for pictures. I don't have any hardware for them just what's in the pics. They look to be practically new. Bottom pic is from schumacher website...

Are the small block mounts for a 318 or a 360? I'll take them if they"re for 360. Nevermind, I located a set of mounts, thanks

Thanks for the offer but then I'll end up spending $25 plus a clutch fork to get a fork that I could have bought for $25

Someone must have a small block fork they're willing to trade for this.... Or $35 shipped