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  1. 340six

    1973 360

    Remember the statement I made. Pulls a question out a bowl, hat etc. All the v8 318 ones are mostly gone.
  2. Mark Wainwright

    My Luck

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  3. Mark Wainwright

    My Luck

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  4. Icetech

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    enjoy your weekend! Cleaned up my steering column last night and tried getting my trans lines further away from the headers, still not super happy.. hoping to put the column in tonight..
  5. C

    Need help identifying throttle spring please!

    Hello, I've got a 1964 Plymouth Valiant convertible and the throttle spring popped. Thankfully we not on the road. I've got the manual and want to replace, but I'm unsure of the exact size of the spring. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.
  6. Mark Wainwright

    Last one to post in this thread wins!

    We seem to be and thanks
  7. memike

    2024 15th Annual FABO NASCAR "Pick 'Em" Game - One More Time!!!

    Back to my Penske drivers here, yep, Joey Lagono and Ryan Blainy 22 and the 12 car
  8. Coyote Jack

    Ailing engine

    That was 11 years ago, (I just looked it up), Rob. My memory does not recall the type of rings, only that they were a softer metal than what a n/a engine would use, but that only applied to the compression rings. Jack
  9. 69_340_GTS

    funny pictures

  10. doug 371

    Blue pill or red pill = 675 or 920

    Exit the matrix
  11. 4spdragtop

    NHL 23-24

    :lol:
  12. sireland67

    Blue pill or red pill = 675 or 920

    X2 plus it looks like one exhaust valve is burnt.
  13. J

    Blue pill or red pill = 675 or 920

    bro, those 920's look tore up from the floor up. if you wanna keep it on a beer budget, snap on those 675's and ship it. there's no telling what could be wrong with those 920's-- janky guides, wasted seats, bad deck, cracked, and on and on. i wouldn't run those without a hot tank, mag check...
  14. halifaxhops

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Man I need to go back to sleep!
  15. 4spdragtop

    Ailing engine

    No advice, but watching and hoping for the best for you.
  16. MOPARMITCH

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    New video by Mitch “Mekong Mitch” LeFevre
  17. halifaxhops

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Well it is 12 o'clock somewhere!
  18. RustyRatRod

    Driver's side manifold

    I believe the Magnum manifold is a 100% drop in.
  19. barracudadave67

    Blue pill or red pill = 675 or 920

    Well the least you should do to them is, do a garage valve job on them, to at least clean up the seats. You can get a hand drill operated gizmo, and some valve grinding compound and do it. Look up "Valve Lapping tool attachment", on E-Bay they're cheap, and work great. Clean them up good, after...
  20. 4spdragtop

    One for our Canadian friends

    And then there's Canadian Tire Motorsport Park near Bowmanville that was called Mosport a few years back. Working this weekend so couldn't go... :BangHead:
  21. RustyRatRod

    Ailing engine

    I'd say it's time for a refresh at the least. That #6 compression is definitely out of range, as is #8. I would suspect #8 is probably getting oil in the cylinder. What kind of rings did you go with, Jack?
  22. RustyRatRod

    Blue pill or red pill = 675 or 920

    My argument would be it depends on what you're doing.
  23. RustyRatRod

    383 Piston slap

    That's how it was with the gals in school.
  24. MOPARMITCH

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Grab a heini.....
  25. MOPARMITCH

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Only 1400 here...kkkkkkk
  26. halifaxhops

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    Way to early morning to all.
  27. C

    383 Piston slap

    Loose is fast.
  28. 65barracudaLA

    Blue pill or red pill = 675 or 920

    I bet most folks will argue that the 920 heads are better, because they are closed chamber heads. I think they'd be great from what I read! Here's the deal, though: I just picked up these 675 heads from a FABO member last Sunday (in exchange for a bottle of Jack Daniels). They were rebuilt...
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