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Sturdy women. . Yup

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Any one ever confirm how this loc up works? I have one of those transmissions from an 87 D100 slant truck. Right now it does not lock up like my old hydraulic unit did. I was thinking about wiring it up with an adjustable switch to see if it would lock the converter. Same plug on the back.

Happy birthday, buddy! I hope you have an occasion to use one of these again! lol

The vinyl top on my '72 Scamp is in terrible condition and needs to be completely replaced. My goal is to remove all the old vinyl and prep the top as best I can so when I find a new shop the install will be as cheap as possible. I have a few questions: First - How do I remove all the chrome...

I'm not familiar with these center caps. I'm almost certain I can swap them out for the Dark Argent Center Caps once they arrive. Anybody seen this type on any Mopars at any cruises? Wheels are not aftermarket, standard 14" 5.5" wide.

I'll send you a Seahawks poster. lol This one? Let me know. lol

Just confirmed. Center to center on outer tie rod ends of disc: 48”. Drums: 46 3/8”. That is 1 5/8 further apart on disc cars.

I haven't seen anything yet, but it's very obviously different. Will it work? I reckon only you can answer that when you mock it up.

She will turn you every which way but loose!

@slantsixdan mentioned in another thread regarding the old AC Delco fuel pumps for the slant 6. So I hawked one off ebay. If yall want to keep your slants running a long time, I suggest you do similar, as "good" parts are getting tougher to find. Thanks, Dan!

I think she could take either one of us in a fair fight. But hey, what a way to go!

I have been through pushrod measuring process and preload I did get it right. If I get the 1.5 ratio will I need new push-rods.

What hood?

Not sure on exact numbers but well over 200 penalty minutes dished out in about a four minute span. I love this game!

Drum: Looks like about 6 3/4 inches from center of zero on the ball joint to center of the tie rod hole. Disc. Looks like tge sane number. It appears to me that the difference is in the bend. I’d need to measure the offset of the arm from its mounting point on the spindle.

I did call Mancini. They stated it is a direct fit from original molds but "aftermarket reproduction" so there could be differences. I figured atleast the tolerances would be the same since Mancini was stocking it. One thing I have found out is that this casting is being offered in all the...

:rofl::rofl: Get off the hood.

Why am I emotionally uneasy on this?? I'm thinking she can carry a lot of firewood :lol:

Ref's had a good workout.

It the new latest and greatest design. NO rubber needed, just a honkin big bead of silicone and your good to go.

It may just be an optical illusion though because the drum LBJ is thinner. Only one way to find out.

Which usually takes a lot longer and normally pisses off the vendor. lol

It sure looks longer on the left. The bend even starts in a different place. On the left arm, the bend starts in front of the spindle. On the right arm, the bend starts AT the spindle.