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Installed a perfect fit system last year, no problems other than they were slow shipping but nothing was missing or backordered.

You read my mind, a residual pressure valve was going to be my next step.

Dodge Freak, I've had it on the hoist and tried exactly what you mentioned, rears are working but it does require a fair bit of pedal. Rear wheel cylinders are new, reservoir level doesn't drop and the pedal stays firm. I bleed the rears a couple of times thinking it was air. Maybe it's just the...

30 views and no suggestions?

1967 Dart , power booster(new), KH 4 piston front disc brakes with 9" rear drums, no rear proportioning or hold off valve. The problem is it feels like the rear drums aren't really doing anything when it comes to stopping-I know 9" drums are the best but you should feel some braking. I've...

Does anyone know if Rick is still at Laysons, the last 3 emails I sent to him this week were rejected by their server?

Your answer is here http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=71042

This is how I installed the cruise control, the control module mounted up under the dash, the cable enters the engine compartment via an existing firewall insulation retaining pin, VSS mounted on the back of the speedometer head, switch mounted where the cigar lighter was. Mostly concealed for a...

I'll post the pictures in the next few days

I ran one on my built 454 with Baer serious street 4 wheel disc brakes. Before with the standard vacuum booster it felt like the brakes really weren't coming on the way they should, with the hydroboost the brakes start working the second you touch the pedal, stopping action is right there, no...

I've used the POR 15 epoxy putty and the PC7 epoxy kit that Eastwood sell many times before, on the steering wheels from the 50's and 60's they always crack again next to the repair, it's only a fine crack line but enough to ruin the appearance. Maybe the plastic welders you see advertised for...

Well after a month of checking the Canada Post tracking web page, suddenly there is activity on the shipment, looks like it might finally be in the US now!! Funny a person from Canada Post called the other day offering a refund as a lost parcel which I refused to accept, then a couple days...

Frank, I'll look through ebay again, spent 2 months prior searching and found nothing other than the battery tray brace( looks similar) and the lower fender to frame brace inkjunkie, The only reason for using USPS as a Canadian is they don't charge brokerage fee's on items coming into Canada...

I sent a front fender brace to a fellow in Georgia so he could use it as a sample to start reproducing the part BUT either Canada Post or USPS has lost it. Worst part is I borrowed it from a friend!!If anyone has a spare brace you want to sell, it's for a 67 Dart but probably the same right up...

Rostra is the manufacturer, Dakota Digital carry there product. I've installed these before, simple 5 wire hook up and they work great. http://www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=46/category_id=213/home_id=59/mode=prod/prd46.htm

Perfect, Thanks, Don

I'm looking at installing a Rostra electronic cruise control on the 67 Dart but have a question regarding the VSS. I want to install the VSS on the back of the speedometer head then connect the existing speedo cable into it. My question is all the listing for VSS say " fit's standard GM speedo...

I went with the kit from Classic Auto Air, on a hot humid day, 38 degrees out of the far left vent, colder closer to the evaporator. What is really nice over the stock unit is the Sanden compressor, you don't even know it's engaged at idle and underhood is far cleaner than the stock system. Don

Like all of the manufacturers back in the day they had alternate suppliers, the common style with the band clamp joining the 2 sections, I believe was Midland-Ross, the alternate style has the 2 halves that lock together with fingers was Bendix. They are both interchangeable.

George, If you believe the booster is leaking, pull and plug the vacuum hose going to the intake manifold. If the idle speed drops down then most likely it's leaking. I believe disc and drum boosters are the same. Don

Most likely you got some bad gas. Years ago I had a similar problem but worse than you described. After filling up the car wouldn't pull any sort of a hill faster than 40 mph, felt like it was running on 4 cylinders. After a couple of bottles of gas line antifreeze as we call it up here in the...

Back the shoes off so you have clearance to the drum.

The other option, although more expensive is to buy the prebent lines from Classic Tube or Inline tube.

I recall there should be a rubber block that mounts below the tail light and fills the gap to the bumper(1967 Dart). I have never seen this item from any of the repro rubber guys, does anyone know who carries it and possibly a part number. Don

Mark, PM back to you Don

Still need a pair, anyone?

Mark. PM sent Thanks, Don

Need a set of 1967 , 4 piston caliper disc brake dust shields. Thanks, Don

Dan Squires, Dan's carburetor service who is also a FABO member will be able to get you almost anything you need.

Hey boy's, Looks like another round of nasty weather hitting the Chatham-Hamilton area tonight. Keep safe.