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Tomorrow!!! Hope it's a good turnout, because it looks like the weather is going to be great. If someone is bringing 833 parts, let me know! I would like to find a 30 spline output main shaft, plus an A body tailshaft housing.

Cool, thanks for the link. I'm shaving material off the bottom to match my OEM Cover to test fit.

good video, looked like you had fun with it

I will say this from experience: I have owned multiple 360's and have not once had one disappoint me. Ever. In pickups, in vans, in Dusters, in Darts, not a one didn't meet my expectations.

My dream intake? Cross Ram - Thermoquads-LA small block

You ain't seen BBQ unless you been in this valley and seen a skewer 8' long filled with Tri Tip over a Red Oak fire :lol:

Kool Beans,I like the way you think!

That's kinda life though.. there is **** that i love, like my drums that 99% of people here couldn't give a **** bout... I am enjoying this conversation though... I have never owned a small block til this one i'm doing now and i'm enjoying it cause it's different for me and i'm learning a bit...

Now For the Hemi! The motor is being assembled with parts coming from quite a few sponsors with the intention of having the engine running and Dyno'd for this November to have ready for the trade show. We have B.E.S. doing the heads and intake and the valve job on the titanium valves. I'm doing...

video is made already... :lol:

Talk to Rob at Mancini Racing. If Doty isn't making the lower pulley anymore then Mancini can find a vendor to make it. Mancini sells a lot of those kits. There are a lot of vendors who make shallow pulleys but none of them have a Mopar pattern on them. It isn't difficult to put the Mopar...

I guess for me, it's surprising (but not really) that the things that are important to me seem of no value to others. I really think bias rules the mind. LOL

Was there ever a Reverb option offered for 1969 Barracudas and if so does anyone have one in their car?

Top of the pentagon connector is power for the ECU When the distributor signals the ECU, the ECU connects its left pin (black and yellow wire in diagram above) to ground. That's all it does. Works same as points closing. Give that battery a long slow charge. it should be around 12.6 to 12.8...

nice podcast :) For anyone that smokes meat you should be on the bbq-brethren forum... best place on the net... i haven't had my smoker out in bout 7 years now.. :(

MCACN 2025 would be a great place to debut..IMHO.. Nice work. Thanks for thr update.

440 Super commando pending payment

Just found this, had to share. BBQ Festival just down the street tomorrow. Brat in Law is in from Phx with his Lucky 7 rub to compete.

ok... 318 is just milking us for video ideas now :)

BTW.. since people are talking motors in this thread.. is there anyone here that knows for sure how much cam the factory roller LA blocks can take using the OEM spider/dogbones? I had a guy tell me .525 and the lifter bodies will hit the dogbones but i'm at .532 without issue.. (i didn't think...

i hate LED headlights more than anything in auto history.... plus a lot of cocksuckers here won't turn their brights off.... I just want my old *** lights to be more noticable.. the 62 has 1 tiny tail-light on each side...

This salvage yard has 1 that looks decent. Maybe have rechromed.. Or use as is

I beleive that by '84 Chrysler had changed to ECU's that no longer required the 5th pin and 5 ohm resistor to control power for running the ECU. The plug was never changed. it may have the 5th ire removed. What wire did you touch to ground? If its the controlling primary wire (connected to...

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You have to admit, those infinity ones on top are pretty cool. They wouldn't go on my cars but may be on a custom. I'm not a big fan of the Halo's on the new Challengers.

Front and rear. Chrome is not as important as lenses and good pigtails. Pm only. Thank you for your time.

Same pedals- 9", 10", disc, power/manual. As long as you stick with factory designed parts there is no issue concerning pedal ratio.

it must be great having enough space to lay everything out like that, you can see where everything is easily. reminds me of a swapmeet stall but inside, lol. neil.

NO NO BIG NO :mad: