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You need an adjustable "dial" timing light.

I'm a fan of overkill. I would have suggested a 24" footing under each post.

sure sounds like a lean condition to me. have you done a a/f ratio test?

All tapered fittings require sealant. put it on the male thread only.

Sorry man, I got nothin'.

move

I've been tweaking my tq on my 360. I went from a wot a/f of 10.6-8 to now having a 12-12.2 a/f. Cruise a/f is 15.+/- . Previous 1/4 time was 13.8, what do you think I'll pick up?

anybody?

what do you mean "notched" pic?

Another thought, eastwood sells a long flexible sprayer for doing the inside of the frame rails. maybe that could work.

if you take out the heater assembly, can you just "mop" paint in there with some sort of duster and a flexible wand"

I like to use a line lock on my fishing pole so the big one won't get away while I'm having a snack.

need more cow bell. sorry. put a timing light on that thing.

My money is on the t-stat installed upside down. No other reason for an engine to over heat in 2-3 mins. at idle. If that don't work, call Summit back and order a 528 hemi, that'll fix your overheating problem...hehehe

Are all the bushings intact and tight? If they're sloppy, you'll have that problem.

really? have you done this?

Not sure about his theory, but you do need a looser converter. I have a 2500 stall in mine with that cam and make a big diff.

Hey guys, I'm looking for metering rods with the following numbers: 1962, 1965, or 1966. I would also be interested in strip kits containing them as well. I can do paypal. Thanks.

I would like to run my car, but they said I had to pay 150 bucks even though I would only be there one day?

Oh yeah! Tell me more!

Well, I just read the ENTIRE THREAD IN ONE SITTING!!!!! Where do I get my award! Thanks Maddart, I enjoyed it very much.

love them old warbirds

Those are from a omni/turismo/charger horiizon fwd car.

I ordered an exhaust system once, and the parts were shipped loose with just a label on them! Had dents from one end to the other.

Uhh, If it's a beater going to the scrapper, why do any work at all?!

any news?

Thanks all for the laughs!

Is the roof panel rusted through or close o rusting through?

There is a stud extractor set that looks like a black socket set. They are splined and you hammer them over the stud, the splines dig in and the hammering helps shock the threads loose. They work very well, but I can't remember who makes them.

If it helps, you didn't get screwed. The guy changed his mind about selling "his" car. Screwed is when he offers it to you for one price and then sells it to someone else because he can get another $100.00 If you guys are this worked up about it, I would think long and hard before starting a...