so if I add an adjustable prop valve on the back and limit the pressure back there I will be ok?BTW these are manual brakes.....if that makes a difference
I just did the conversion and the car is still in the garage.It seems as though the rear brakes are locking on when I used them when I put the car in gear......this sound normal if you don't add a valve ?
I am converting a 68 cuda from 9" drums to 73-76 disc brakes.All the lines came loose no problem.....do I really need to change the proportioning valve?I thought the prop. valve only does something for the rear brakes.
I have a 68 cuda that has a modified stock harness.Its brand new.It comes pre-wired for dual field alternator and electronic ignition.What I need to know is where I can find a wire that is live with the key on and also live when the key is in the start position.I am not using a ballast...
I have a 410 with eddies,flat tops,flat tapet solid cam.10.5 to 1 and I have found that the car leaves better and runs more mph at the track with 32 deg. timming.Your car may want more but don't be afraid to try a little less timming.Good luck
You are going to love this set up.I put in the same thing in my car.The rad I got from Griffin is the 1-1/4 inch tube model.2 rows.I have allways had problems cooling my motor in the cramped engine bay.I have a 65 cuda.I added an electric waterpump as well and it works perfect.Those fans pull a...
I bought a 92 Dakota starter and it bolted right in.The only problem is that it does slightly touch the one pipe.Is this going to last with the heat from the pipe touching the starter?Is this the same as the other members on here have found?Should I try doubling up the header gaskets?
Thanks for the pics,the stock starter that I got from CarQuest here in Canada is for a 1999-2001 ram...........I will see if the Dakota starter is smaller.One guy posted a part # autozone 17274 if I have to I will go over the border and get one of those maybe.