Recent content by CRUZE 418

I have a set, but live in the midwest.

Yeah, pitch the cork China rail seals. Set the intake on and see what you have, can you get the intake bolts in or started? Also, though they will work, there's a big difference between 273/318 and 340/360 intake gaskets. Exhaust ports between the two are really different vertically, I...

Why do you have to have a marine head gasket?

Trying to figure how you got that kinda gap at the intake. Stock 273/318 intake gaskets are shim gaskets, about .015. Your intake gaps should have gotten tighter.

I have Crackedbacks harness in my '69 from a couple of years ago. Not sure about the taillights, but will definitely brighten your dash lights up. Would like to do my 2 other cars, but I am not into making it up from a pile of parts.

You really don't need one, none of my three cars has one.

Kern Dog has it right and do not use locktite, you will regret it the next time that you work on it. There will be a next time.

There are different ball mounts available for the bellhousing. Depends on what year bellhousing you are using.

Someone here in the past mentioned that the new solid state IVR didn't work as well as an orginal. I don't remember who. I had replaced my circuit boards because of a missing pin. The new circuit board came with a new solid state IVR. My fuel gauge was always lazy, I have a reconditioned...

Okay. Guess that I am lug centric on my axles then. Stock axles redrilled to 4 1/2".

What is register.

Your dash must be different than both of my Darts, no black wires in passenger kick panel, just the one brown wire.

I am a lot larger than that with my sb stroker. Engine leans over with 65's. Depends on the gas your using also. As far as the power valve, depends on your vacuum. Yes, big cubes do draw harder. Make sure that you get the correct carb base gaskets for a 6-pack . They do make different...

I thought the brown wire behind the passenger kick panel went to the heater box. So it then goes on to ground the dash and instruments?

Sounds lean.