Recent content by Sparky1

Thanks - looks super easy....

OK - thanks. I give that a try... :)

Hello All, My 72 Ply Duster had a Plymouth emblem that came loose on the trunk lid. Looks like it was attached with some kind of adhesive tape of sorts. BTW: There are no holes or any pins on the emblem Any suggestions as to where this tape/product can be found to re-attach it? Thanks for any help.

First thing I did was replace the ballast - no help. Would turn over but not fire. I also think the firewall is not grounded as there were other areas not grounded either. I'll attempt to ground the firewall to the frame to see if that helps. The other potential issue are those bulkhead firewall...

I'm wondering if it is possible to change the column ignition switch in my 72 Duster w/340. It could the issue as it will not fire but, "sometimes"... when I release the switch then it seems like it wants to fire. I know that I have seen that same issue posted but can't find it. So, I guess I...

We ordered our 4 sp, bench seat, hardtop, b5 blue, 69 RR in Feb of 69 and the 440 was not avaialble however, the 426 Hemi was an option for a mere $400.00 extra!! Wife said 426 HP was too much for me and the 383/335HP would be fine. The 440 came out later in the year so, yes.. it was available...

Try Brewer Performance (Might work for ya.....) Product ID: RAD-SHR325 RAD-SHR325 RADIATOR FAN SHROUD 1970-72 A-BODY 22" Details An excellent reproduction of the 1970-72 A-Body 22" V-8 radiator fan shroud. Original part number 2998 325. Correct for all V-8 cars using a fan shroud including 318...

My 340 is bored .60 over and no problems ..... other than it's hard to keep cool and I've heard that it might be of it "being .60 over". Didn't do the sonic test but - mine's not for the track just tearing up the neighborhood ;-)

Thanks.........

This is great information. Just wondering how your install turned out as I am doing dual scoops on my 72 Duster as well and is my winter project. It had a /6 - so there are no cutouts in the hood for the 4" holes. Attached is a pic of the hood with temp scoop placement however, I may change that...

My Duster is not the OEM level - just a fun car with a "snotty & throaty" 340 - Thanks to everyone for your advice & ideas......

I plan to use a piece of cardboard. Lay the scoop on it - press the studs into the cardboard, trace the scoop and cut out for placement on my hood. That's the plan and we'll see how that works out....

Excellent !!!! Thanks

Thanks - great and I saw some this info on the site however, just where do we get those black gaskets...? Can't seem to find them.

Looking to install hood scoops on my 72 Duster 340. I have the scoops but my question is related to placing inserts/gasket (?) in the 4" holes in the hood to perhaps keep the rain water out. While I never plan to drive in the rain - sometimes it just happens. I have searched and can't seem to...