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Yeah tried this. Not great

I can get them white with thinner but they won't stay white long.

I bought Bf Goodrich Radial TA's to go on the Keystone Klassics on my 68 Barracuda (yeah no school like the old school) anyway no matter what I try I can't keep the letters white. I can GET them white with lacquer thinner but it seems to draw the oil out of the tires and within a couple days...

Yah, I won't throw them away, spend 2hrs cleaning them up with 600 grit on a mini da sander. You could eat with them if anybody's short on silverware.

Thanks to everybody who responded, I'll run without them!

Is there enough strength without them? Or is all the weight on the motor and tranny mounts?

Just finished putting in a new Cope 904 in my 68 Barracuda w/ 318. It went well until I tried to install the brackets which go from the lower block to the bottom holes in the bell housing. There's no way I can see that they will work with the headers (Dougs). Any tips would be appreciated.

That's what I needed to hear

31 yrs of car painting says NO. It does not need to all be down to the bare metal. Most epoxies are made to go over bare metal but also paint. Don't "hose" your first coat put it on light as that could wrinkle the edges of old paint especially if there are several layers

Does anyone know anything about Sanderson Headers? They're a pretty mean looking unit for a shorty. They come up on Summit's website as an option for my '68 Barracuda w/318 but Sanderson lists them as '70 up E-bodies. Full headers are gonna drag, I'm afraid. Any other good options? Hedman Shorties??

OK, how much? Why are you selling it?

Ok you've convinced me to at least look into it

Yeah, that's an option. 904's are getting rarer. Easy to find a parts changer, harder to find a knowledgeable rebuilder. Thought it might be easier to buy one from somebody who's already worked the bugs out through trial and error.

Never taken a transmission apart

I'm building (having it built) my original 68 barracuda 318 and am looking for a replacement transmission for my warn out 904. I've looked at Performance and like their lifetime warranty, also Hughes, but hard to find a dealer that carries 904's and of course the popular (not on this site) TCI...