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Anyone know exactly what size, or what the generic o-ring part number is, for the dipstick tube on a 727? Thanks!

Got these fairly new LA-340 parts I'd like to use in a new 360 Magnum build. Am I looking for trouble?

A727 by TCI, 340, '69 Dart. Very low mileage. I have a squeal, or almost siren-like sound when the engine is running. Have completely ruled out the p.s. pump, water pump, and alternator. Can't pinpoint the source of the noise, but it seems loudest before everything warms up. Comes and goes, and...

I know this has been asked/discussed before, but how do I use LA heads on a Magnum block? I searched the archives, but either it doesn't work right or I'm stupid. I read about oil-thru pushrods and oil-thru rockers, but nobody ever mentions a manufacturer/part number for those rockers. Also...

Is there a good primer (spray can) to stop cast iron engine parts from rusting? I'm using Mopar engine paint on the cast iron & steel engine parts, and need to find a primer that will take the heat and not allow rust to come thru from underneath. The paint is sticking, not peeling, but parts...

Are the brackets and other hardware to mount the alternator the same for '70-up versus '69-down small-blocks? I'm wondering since the water pumps are different. Also, who sells these parts new, or did they stop reproducing them? I know I've seen them for sale in the past.

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Were these available on any other years/models? Are they the same wheel-covers that Chevy used on some of their cars (besides the center emblem)? Thanks!

With a very mild 10:1 340, 727 automatic, 2,500 converter, 3.55 gears: What Holley carburetor do you think would be better, a 750 vacuum secondary (#3310 or equal), or a 750 Double Pumper type Holley? I may consider Holley clones too, like the old Demon, or something else of that basic 4150...

What the F is the world coming to? I do believe Western Civilization is coming to an end. New "Looney Tunes Cartoons" take away Elmer Fudd's iconic rifle: "We're not doing guns"

Seems like there would be a market for high quality rebuilt 360s or 340s. Not everyone wants, or can even use, the HP & torque of a 408.

Did somebody punch out some Chevy(?) smallblock covers with the Direct Connection logo on them, or what? ↓ Small block Mopar: Big Block Mopar:

Slightly used Fuel Pump, Edelbrock #1791, Electric, 12V DC, External, Aluminum, Black anodized, 6.5 psi Maximum Pressure, for Carbureted Applications. Never been taken apart. Tested the other day, still works fine. $125 which will include shipping to USA. NOTE: Selling because I'm converting...

Does anybody make a distributor cap for a stock distributor, but with MALE terminals?

If my 727 shifts too soon, and too soft, which way do I adjust the (stock) linkage? Make the sliding carb linkage longer, or shorter? I tried adjusting per FSM, but since this is a TCI performance unit, I'm assuming the FSM really can't be followed to the letter.

I have a barely used #1906 Edelbrock AVS II 650 CFM carburetor with Electric choke. Also includes Edelbrock #1464 step-up spring kit. Ran on engine for a week or so. I just decided I am switching to EFI. There may be a couple parts missing like the intake gasket , or a fitting, but the carb...

He is from Nebraska and had an old 'cuda funnycar he was working on, and a killer slot car track he was building. I was following his posts, and then in May 2018 he just suddenly stopped posting anything.

Can anyone recommend the best advance curves, mechanical and vacuum, to program an MSD Digital E-Curve Pro Billet Distributor? It’s in a 340 with 10.5 compression, 268°/.464” Comp cam, Eddy heads, 600 Eddy carb., headers. Right now it runs good with around 15° initial, 20° centrifugal starting...

Can anyone recommend the best advance curves, mechanical and vacuum, to program an MSD Digital E-Curve Pro Billet Distributor? It’s in a 340 with 10.5 compression, 268°/.464” Comp cam, Eddy heads, 600 Eddy carb., headers. Right now it runs good with around 15° initial, 20° centrifugal starting...

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Going to make my own valve covers. (or try to). Are there prints/drawings of the small block LA valve cover gasket shape/size and bolt pattern someplace? I'm sure I can figure it out, but if this info already exists.... TIA!

Where do I splice a wire into the existing harness to run a 3rd brake light? This is on a '69 Dart. I thought maybe the green or black wire at the taillight bulb, but that will not work due to those dual filament bulbs and the way they work. Thanks!

Will an LA-360 bolt in where a LA-340 was previously in a '69 Dart? Or did I read that the motor mounts are somehow different? Please enlighten me. Thanks!

I want to use the Weiand Stealth manifold I have laying around on my 340. I noted that it does not have the two bosses and threaded holes to the right-rear of the carburetor for mounting the coil in the stock location. Is there another Mopar bracket that bolts on somewhere else, from different...

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Fellow FABO members, stay safe out there today! I'm in NW Connecticut and we are going to get 24" or more of snow in the next 18 hours. 35 mph winds with gusts to 60. Thundersnow too is predicted. That's pretty insane! Governor has already closed down the state. As of 5AM no "nonessential"...

Where can I get pre-formed brake lines? Just the two that go from the non-power master cylinder to the distribution block - 1969 Dart. Can't find them anywhere all of a sudden. Plain steel, stainless steel, I don't care, and they do not need to look like OEM. None at Summit, Jegs, Right Stuff...

Does anyone know who did this artwork? I think it's someone who posts here. Thanks!