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My Dad always said I was half-fast or something like that. Lol

$100 or $125 shipped

You couldda just said braggin. That's all he ever does.

oh, foot notes are required. as is standards for font and margins. i provide a style guide for the papers in my syllabus at the beginning of the semester. didn't you get the email?

I agree. He needs to limit total advance "somehow" if the engine is wanting more than 12 and it sounds as it it is.

I used a $10 generic 5 VDC adjustable DC-DC converter from Amazon or ebay in my early-A's (voltage limiter inside fuel gage). Looked just like a Mopar-specific one that was sold on ebay for $35. The adjustment helps you tweak the fuel gage to read correctly at full or zero. To tweak both...

Pretty pricey for an 8-pin GM HEI module. I use one in 2 of my old Mopars. I've bought spares for ~$20 on ebay, but from liquidators (trucking accidents, ...). I wonder if that yellow label, which you didn't even get, actually buys you anything different than the OEM model. As it, it will...

^^^^^These. My friend got from Summit & it was quite cheap. I think the centri design is based on Mallory, but not 100% sure.

The FT lifter problem started mid-late 90s, so lifters made before then should be ok.

The 1961 Dart 4 door [ sold here as a Dodge Phoenix ] came with a 318 Poly & 2bbl, 3.23 diff open centre. Cast iron TF, car was very heavy. The quoted weight is wrong. I had one of these cars & had it weighed at a weighbridge. It weighed 1.8 tonnes, which is 3960 lbs. My mate had a 62 Phoenix...

I Just did this same thing... Very Happy with the Stock Carter 500! Woke her right up!

If the Duster is a '70-76 model, yes.

Just bend it back down gently. It'l be ok. Don't let it touch the face of the gage. Dave

Also I was wondering is the duster and a body? And if so I could find one of those awesome for the conversion is that right?

So if I wanted to convert to disk brakes and of course go bigger bolt pattern I would only need an upper control arm if I got an Aspen? Oh but also you said the rear end won't work so I was thinking a different parts car because of those differences.

Dang, thats what I figured, thanks for the confirmation. Wish me luck....haha

Since you want to keep the original engine, but would like 25-30 hp more, I would do this: - have your factory lifters refaced - engine should have a sol lifter cam if original. Going too big on the cam can easily turn a small engine like a 273 into a dog. I would use the Isky E-4 sol lifter...

Factory 273 AFBs will likely be hard to find, might need rebuilding. That is why I suggested the Edel 500 AFB, it is the right size for a stock 273.

The biggest problem with fuel tank senders of this type is that the float arm may need adjusting to read correctly, with the tank full & empty...

Should be parallel to the face

No footnotes? You're letting him off easy!

I agree, definitely about preference, I never really cared for the "t" handle , I do like the ball, if you look closer in this photo you will see the "6" ball shifter, I selected it because the exterior of the truck is green but as you can see from the woodgrain on the dash and steering wheel...

On advice of an experienced machinist of 40 years, don't buy anything from EGGE. Junk parts. Now I know people bout this and it works but why buy the cheap stuff?

This is a OEM Aluminum Thermostat Housing #2780970. It is in decent used condition, but could use a cleanup. $20.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/404212451932?fits=Make%3APlymouth&itmmeta=01J02TK4FRFKN7JH6RGSHE3X90&hash=item5e1cf08a5c:g:bwgAAOSw0XVkGnEV&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4IeAqUAasp2bAy5mLIFN1wi5nMqU7p6dr6yhhSA5i2jMt3NJgSdG5z2XPU%2BXXsf5cbrUiFV74gdPqMr5tLGoZCqu8Ax1KXhWhfkpAHAyG4g9yGJi6eOm9ruZY4WaSERRfiydBF%2FyRK%...

Watch the chit chat okay Bill !!! Lol

Hey guys. Need some help please. So this is the carb that the engine builder used. My car builder says he doesn’t know what’s needed to hook it up to my throttle cable. It’s a 727 auto transmission. It was missing original carb, so it’s just the cable that is there. I’ve looked online and it’s...