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8 3/4. Early C-body rear ends like that are the PERFECT canidate to be narrowed down as they also have non tapered axles that can be shortened and resplined. Also, IIRC, big drums.

I drive my truck everywhere. It's my daily and hardly gives me any problems. Most of the problems I have had have been due to lack of maintenance on the POs. I always carry a small toolset with me, a decent jack, a spare wheel, and some wiring supplies. I need to get a spare distributor cap and...

A lil more done today. Power post installed and ready for the ballast bypass. I plan on cracking open all the dried electrical tape and completely removing the ignition box from the engine bay and nicely wrapping everything back up after the swap is over to make it all look nice and neat...

Nice find Mike. Atleast he wants to restore it. Thanks for sharing!

its a straight six Hemi engine Chrysler made only in the Southeastern hemisphere

I'll be sure to do my part. :salute: Okla covered it all

Lookin good man! :thumbrig:

Haha, funny that I just watched this. Big Muscle is awesome. Congrats man, that's one killer car you have!

Well, as promised, I made a step-by-step on how to make plug wires located here http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=274336 Here's the end result, minus coil wire

Same here! Sounds like a total monster. We need some videos demonstrating proper tire wear:glasses7:

Two different cars. Unless he was holding chicks up.for their panties in one car and stashing em in another car. THONG THEIF STRIKES AGAIN!!!! :toothy10:

that's when you know your car is a p***y magnet:glasses7:

Well, here's the power stud I ordered. http://www.westmarine.com/high-amperage-distribution/bep-marine--single-8mm-insulated-stud--14981799 $11 shipped to my door and take a lil longer sounded better than forking out more than double for this one just so it could get here faster...

yep. I have to agree. I think its cool there will be a functional shaker hood. I'm just not a fan of new cars. Too plastic and electronic.

You can get the cap and rotor through Skip White, but you have to call them. Same goes for springs. I actually should call them tomorrow and ask about the springs and all that. Supposedly, it gets real close to 35* total without vacuum advance from what I found on other people's experiences. But...

Good on you, Andrew!

they have a shipping map on ebay. but be warned. order it on a Tuesday as FedEx doesnt work on Sunday-Monday. it took two days to get mine as stated on the shipping map

Gonna hit up some of the local marine supply stores tomorrow and see if I can find a power stud. I'm trying not to blow my budget and marine supply stores tend to have them (sometimes). Too bad West Marine has taken down most of the local run marine shops

yes, yes I am.

Coil arrived today. Ordered it from Skip White as it included a coil bracket made of aluminum (no one really offers a new E-core coil bracket), wire boot, all the hardware, and the plug for the coil itself for $51.50 to my door Here's the specs on it off the box. Coil style: E-core Maximum...

I don't think so. I have seen other HEI modules with them on the inside instead of the ends like this but I have no clue what application they come from. :dontknow: If it goes bad, I will use one of the GM style and bend the terminals upward (very carefully) so the wires and module can fit in...

Here's some pics of the dizzy.

Man, what's that butt-ugly blue oval thing on my screen? I better go get some Windex to clean it off. :finga:

They come with no instructions. I will get some pictures for you Del. I will also be seeing what the curve is as well so you will know. That is including vacuum advance in the end of it all maybe. well, its going on my daily driver to replace a POS unit installed by Rodney at C&R...

I'm gonna be installing a Skip White HEI dizzy on my truck soon. I got it and it looks like a pretty solid product. :cheers: I plan on ordering a spare cap and rotor here soon to have an emergency pair. I was wondering if anyone would be interested in a step by step walk-through with pictures...

that's pretty neat. I wonder why they wouldn't wanna build that one.

record ammount of change gathered in one week by one employee at the location I worked at: $43~. $20 of it was pennies found all over the interior of a Crown Vic. He worked in processing so he got first shot at things like that. Though, I heard someone in the south Atlanta yard found $300 under...

Weirdest thing I have found in one of my vehicles? Myself Working at the junkyard I found a lot of weird and cool stuff. A few guns, never kept em as I didn't need a felony for a stolen fire arm/murder weapon. Several sex toys, we once got a car that had one melted on the trunk lid. A pair of...

I love the loud air cleaner sucking noise now that I can hear it because I fixed very leaky headers. but I'm young so discount me. lol Honestly, I think you should strip and polish it to match the valve covers and clear coat it so it stays shiny. That would look really good. Fun fact: Lil Red...

'gratz man! :cheers: