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All joking aside I wish you would have kept the duster together, we need all the stick cars we can get at the track. And yes, I have shoe boxes full (the wife may have tossed them by now) but the fastest ones are not relevant here since it was big block chevy nova with a th350 lol.

Ask Jpar if he ever shifted without lifting his right foot :lol:

I am happy to pay $400-$500 for what I consider to be a good usable core, a runner imo is $650 and up depending on the condition and rebuilt is 1k or more. These numbers are really where I see the market is at, you can sell cheaper but these things are getting pretty dam hard to find and the...

I remember watching road kill garage (season6 episode3) when Dulcich put a paddle clutch in the cougar and thinking here we go!, split the toploader case in half with a sub 500hp 363 small block and street tires.

Agreed, so is my crank, my rods, ignition parts, almost 80% of auto parts. Sadly half the stuff I get with made in the usa on it is crap, new small block edlebrock head castings vs. speedmasters for example.

best bang for the buck if you don't want to have your flywheel go bang lol. We have ran several and they seem as good as anything else priced at a few hundred bucks. 1045 Billet Steel Flywheel - New-440 Source

Well quit tearing apart an engine to put in better rings when the ones in there are fine lol. We do this to ourselves because there is always something to do. I envy the guys who can just polish/drive repeat with their cars.

thanks for the info,I just made a deal with my machinist to buy a good used steel flywheel off his 64 barracuda race car,thanks again.

Im actually needing a flywheel for a 340,but I was told by my builder to get a steel unit(I believe a forged).Im thinking it may be a little overkill though,out of all the mopar guys including my brother I know they are all running std. flywheels with zero issues into the lower 12/high 11s.I am...

Thanks for the help-its much appreciated-merry christmas!.

Thats good to know but Im also curious to know if its a steel or cast?,thanks for the reply.

Im looking at buying a flywheel and the guy gave me a part number 2264598,I havent looked at it and it seems to no longer be a good part number.Is this a cast or steel flywheel?-thanks for any help.