The outer stud ball gusset was already there and looks fine. I think it was just a mismatch of parts that I used.. although I think I was pretty thorough on selecting. Oh well, I guess it happened for a reason, and that reason was to go hydraulic!
Well after much messing with it, I decided to stop and take it to a shop where they actually have a lift and all the tools to make it all happen. I don't normally take any of my cars to any shop, but got recommended this one by a good friend and decided to try them out. I also needed to have my...
I'll have to double check the part number for the bal stud, but the description was supposed to be for this exact combo.. I di notice that the frame mounted ball stud looked a bit crooked but didn't think too much of it until I installed it all
Yes, that's what I'm thinking as well, but I made sure to get the correct bellhousing ballstud from Brewer’s. I researched it quite a bit for this exact reason and then came up wrong at the end..
Got the exhaust tacked and bolted together. I'm still having rubbing issues with the z-bar and the header, might end up having to take it out and re-modify it so I can actually install the clutch rod and finally be able to drive the car. It seems like the z-bar I got from TTI to use their...
Finally got the interior done.
I ended up using a B-body shifter boot and placed it sideways to fit the offset shifter.
Not stock looking, but at least kept it mopar parts.