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How rare is N95 N96 and N97 all on one car? And did L31 hood turn signals ever come on air grabber hoods? 70 Roadrunner.
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Hello from Perth
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Just Saying Hello!
Hi from Louisiana! I decided to join the forum after seeing it pop up several times over the past few months while I was looking up my dream car (1976 Plymouth Feather Duster). I currently don’t have a classic car but hopefully I’ll be able to change that soon!
Steering wheel is 180 degs out?!?
#1 Hey all, The rebuild of my 1966 Charger is all but done. I am doing shakedown runs and found one interesting thing that I can't figure out what happened. I rebuilt my steering gearbox but I have two issues with it. 1. The steering wheel is 180 out. 2. The steering feels a bit sloppy. I know I need to tighten the gear shaft a bit more to work out the slop but the 180 out is weird to me. The steering column input spline is key's so, as far as I can tell, it can only go on one way.
For Sale: Not Mine - Marketplace find
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High rolling resistance 8.75
Even when freshly rebuilt, it shouldn't have that much resistance. I think the shop manual states only 25-30 INCH pounds to turn the pinion, measured with the brake drums off and without front seal. It should be easy to turn by hand if the driveshaft is out and the wheels are off the ground. The 8.75 has a lot less internal friction than the Dana 60 or Ford 9 inch.
426 Hemi
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Tied the 'knot' on the 7th!
#1 Cranky Banned Henchman #27 Pics at 11!! There's a really good feeling about this girl and we make each other laugh. Both of us have too much experience in life with control freak spouses etc and know what to do to make things work. She's pretty easy going and so am I these days and doesn't display the usual phycology no no's that would normally raise the red flag lol #2 #3 Congrats to the Cranky's... I recommend carrying her over the threshold of a B body..the A's are tight.
new member
#1 Hi to all, im semi new at the Mopar game, just sold a 70 convertable roadrunner iv stored for about 45 years ! Now im finishing a 66 Satilite Hemi i just purchashed. in need of a few small parts so i figured id give this site a try ! #2 Hi to all, im semi new at the Mopar game, just sold a 70 convertable roadrunner iv stored for about 45 years ! Now im finishing a 66 Satilite Hemi i just purchashed. in need of a few small parts so i figured id give this site a try ! Welcome.
New to forum
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Missing posts
Well, this post worked.... As did old guys rule posted the thread Steering shaft in Brakes, Steering & Suspension. Anyone out there know the lens of the steel steering shaft for power and standard steering on a 63 b? Jun 30, 2024 And old guys rule posted the thread 8 and 3/4 in Engine, Trans & Driveline. Has anyone reused the pinion nut on an 8 and 3/4 center? Is it safe? and old guys rule posted the thread Pinion nut torque in Engine, Trans & Driveline.
Which Mopar wears black the best?
I remember, from thirty years ago at least, a 66 or 67 gtx, (could have been a satellite or bel 1 or two, it was a while ago) all black, hemi, dog dishes, huge tires, and a radical idle, cruising Colorado Blvd, on new years eve. Thought it was the most badass car I'd ever seen.
A most important video about oil...
#1 Krooser Well-Known Member Like him or not Lake Speed Jr. knows lubrication. He helped Gibbs "Driven" brand become the gold standard for many race teams. Viscosity breakdown is something I know about first hand. With 53 years of trucking under my belt I experienced oils going bad just by keeping track of oil consumption. For decades the 10,000 mile oil change was the normal in class 8 trucks. And I routinely saw oil consumption go up in the latter stages of that oil change interval.
Horizon movie
#1 The wife and I went to see this movie tonight. Lots of hype on this movie. What a turd, we left half way through. #2 Perhaps it was just building for a more dramatic final 90 minutes? Haven't seen it myself. #3 I thought about it but it’s three hours I can’t sit still that long, less I’m sleeping. #4 The wife and I went to see this movie tonight. Lots of hype on this movie. What a turd, we left half way through. This isn't much of a description of the movie or the content of it.
New member
#1 Hi guys new member here. I just thought I'd say hi. I am the proud owner of a 1971 Plymouth Roadrunner I've owned the car for the last 30 years and it's still a work in progress prior to me owning it it lived a hard and abused life. I ran into one of the previous owners who pulled it out of his brother's junkyard in Texas in 1979. To the best of my knowledge I am the fifth owner and the car is on its 5th engine.
Power Steering Pump
Power steering fluid shouldn't come out. How are your levels? If the level is too low and it starts foaming, it will rise to the top and come out. Same thing if there's a restriction causing cavitation. But usually you'll hear the pump whining in both of those cases.
NEW MEMBER
Hi Mopar ladies and gentleman, new here. I have a 68 charger. Owned the car for many years. Just pulled calipers off today as had leak. Original 4 piston bendix. Getting rebuilt, does anyone know who is making the brake pads for these? Thanks
Engagement ring from a pawnshop???
The chain store and mall jewelers have mediocre quality with unbelievable mark ups. I realized years ago pawn shops had great quality jewelry without the obscene mark ups. I don't wear jewelry, but almost all anniversary gifts for my wife are necklaces and rings from pawn shops.
The end of Chrysler? Stellantis has disdain for the american automobile producers
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New member here for B bodies only
#1 Thanks for accepting me to this forum I'm from Illinois Just purchased a 1969 GTX all numbers matching 440 - 727 we're working on Logistic to transport and get the new member of my family, and also a member at For E bodies only with my 70 Challenger R/T Shaker Mango Orange 440-727, and last but not least is my 2012 Challenger SRT8 392 Hemi Yellow Jacket paired with Twin Turbos dyno tuned producing 997 Hp and 985 pound feet of Torque. #2 Welcome from the west coast waters edge.
I did not fall off the edge of earth!! Almost 7 years, Plague of Badgers is back!!!
#1 First, I would like to say THANK YOU to Joey for not removing me from the page! Second, to all that might remember me, Hello!! I hope all is well with all of you!! I am not going to get into what happen. I will tell you it was medical and is not great yet, but good. I am still not going to be in here as much as I used to be but, I am going to be in and out a bit more. I looking forward to seeing who is still involved in the “JACKSTAND RACE” as well as getting other projects completed.
Supertruck 2..............coming to a highway near you, soon. Maybe.....probably not...lol
#1 Ghostrider 67 Jack Stand Racer #6..and proud of it! FOX News I like it! Hope we see them soon. If the cost of operating them goes down maybe the cost of goods will foll 'CyberGuy': Bullet train-looking giant semitruck to hit US highways Kenworth has unveiled its latest innovation, the SuperTruck 2, at the Advanced Clean Transport expo in Las Vegas.
Pollen season
Looks like pine pollen here about 2 months ago. Yellow rain. Big stuff. Doctors say the big stuff is just an irritant. It's the small stuff you dont see so much that causes allergies. Maybe that's like life? My will says it's the little things that drive you crazy.
cooling headachs
imving cooling issues im running a mild 383 2 4 bbls 4 core factory rad 160 therm 4 blade fan electric fan on tranny cooler i drive the car about 20 miles and it starts to over heat i've boiled out the rad flushed the engine several times and it seems to be filled with mud i don't know where its coming from im planning on doing a block test soon as the kit arrives i'm running 4.30 gears with a hughs 3500 stall converter i didn't have this issue when i had a 500 stroker in it
67 small block Z bar help
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'Wheel of Fortune' contestant goes viral for X-rated answer: 'Will be played for eternity'
Wheel of Fortune" might have made history on Thursday for one of the most mystifying answers ever given by a contestant. Things got X-rated on the family-friendly game show when a contestant named Tavaris misidentified a popular phrase. Vanna White, as always, was on hand to reveal part of the phrase. The board read: _ _ _ _ /I _ /T _ E /B _ _ T! Thursday night's episode of "Wheel of Fortune" went viral after a contestant gave a raunchy answer.
For Sale - NOT MINE - Roadrunner Neon Sign on BAT Ending Today
#1 Here's an uber-cool Roadrunner neon sign selling today on bringatrailer.com. It's a no reserve auction ending in 5 1/2 hours. My buddy tried to buy one of these last summer for $2,500 from the owner of the museum/classic dealer across the street from the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, KY, but it wasn't for sale like most of the Mopars he owned. Current bid = $1,600.
Inner door jamb pillar?
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New 1970 Charger member from Canada, thanks for the add!
#1 Hi Everyone, I'm a long-time member over at 1970chargerregistry.com but that forum is starting to look like a ghost town, so I joined here. It sucks when fresh forum topics see little activity, and it seems like all the members already finished their Chargers and aren't logging in anymore. My back-story: I bought my 1970 Charger 500 when I was 18, back in 1986 from a father selling it for his son, though his son wasn't around.
Hello from Over-drive-magazine.com!
#1 Hey everyone, Thanks for the warm welcome! We are from over-drive-magazine.com. We come in peace and to help with information, factory specs, and documentation for free. No B.S. Our Fact Sheets are where our audience gets the most bang for the buck.
Chrome In A Can?
#1 Almost. In the past, these have all sucked and been nowhere near chrome, but I tried this one on whim and it's pretty decent. A good product for budget projects. I did some arm rest bases and at a glance most people I doubt will even notice. #2 If this is the stuff that sprays on kind of milky, but then flashes off to shiny, mirror-like silver, then it seems reasonably decent from what I've seen. Haven't had a chance to use it, myself.
WWII And Mopars
#1 #2 Interesting read, but they got a couple of things wrong. When they say that Dodge didn't have it's own 4X4 until 1942, they're forgetting that Dodge was already supplying the army with 4X4 trucks in 1934 (the 1 1/2 ton K-39-X-4), with bigger and improved models through to 1939. It was the world's first 4X4 that included a part time transfer case. They also claim the straight six had "a modest 230 horsepower" while it really pushed out only 92 hp.
69 Road Runner 15x10 wheel on 295/65/15 tires
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Old hobbies revived.
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Newbie joining in the fun
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Thanks for the add
#1 Greetings from Seattle and thank you for the add. I bought my first Mopar in 1986 when I turned 16. It was a 1969 Superbee 383 Magnum with a 727. About five years ago, I came across a 1969 roadrunner one owner car that the owner had recently passed away and I bought that also. I’m just starting to play with the roadrunner so I had to take a quick picture from the garage.
1970 Roadrunner Looking for advice
#1 Hello All Just an introduction I’m a newbie mopar owner recently purchased a 1970 roadrunner. Awesome car looks immaculate but needs quite a few upgrades and improvements to handling etc. here to learn from peoples first hand experience. I already have a list of things I need to sort! Great to be here thanks for having me. #2 How can you make that thing any nicer?
Best Porting Bit for Aluminum?
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Old and new....where does the time go?
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Used Police cars ???
#1 Dave P Well-Known Member Been half way thinking of getting a ex-police Charger. Looking at 2019 -2020 with the 5.7 and AWD. seeing them in the $18,000 to $21,000 range with 50-80K miles. Being honest not really sure why, but it won't be an every day driver, maybe call it an advanced all weather/purpose beater? Anybody have direct experience with these or tips on them in general? I know this is a sorta "open ended" type of question.... #2 I only know one person who bought one from work.
Bought a k car
#13 My hands still get flashback aches from working on those back in the day.... Hey seriously, I dig it about wanting cars from our formative years. I'd about kill to find the '68 Monaco wagon our family had when I was a pup, so I understand.
HELLO MOPAR PEOPLE
My Mopar history started with a 1948 Dodge pickup. My Dad was Service Manager for Lidgerwood Auto in the 50's and 60,s So I'm all Mopar. I progressed to a 1966 Dodge Coronet 4 door, Slant six 225 cu in. Top end 110 mph, that's what the highway patrolman said. Next a new lime green 1970 Dart Swinger 318 slightly modified. I ran a 16.3 quarter mile. Next a 1969 GTS Dart, 383 4 speed, that was my hunting car, if I couldn't shoot the birds, I'd run them down.
Hi everyone. Tks for this oportunity to get help for a Valliant 64 carburetor
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Hello from North Georgia, USA.
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Old cop shows.
The detectives always got the clues or broke the case by knocking the **** out of the people on the street. Right up to the 90's Miami Vice. I guess phone cams have ended all that. All you have to do is watch youtube. Cops can't touch you now without getting charged. I'm sure some will disagree but I for one am happy about the end of police abuse. What's bad is some cops still try to do it but they lose immunity and get sued and charged.
Not good luck with pantless dent remover kit, what am I doing wrong......
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Holley 4 barrel in stock '69 318
#1 Disclaimer, im fairly new here. Ive got a bone stock '69 Coronet. What kind of adapter would yall recommend to put a Holley 4 barrel carb on the stock intake? Ill change the intake later on but for now. #2
Which power steering fluid to use ????
#1 LongR Well-Known Member Planning on flushing the system..... The shop manual calls for ATF type-A Is this correct or is there something newer & better ????? #2 depends on which steering gear box. If it's stock it's one thing. I just had a higher pressure Borgeson box installed with stock PS pump and it calls for a different fluid to prevent foaming. #3 You could go ATF+4. Basically a synthetic version. Chrysler puts it in everything #4 I would just use regular power steering fluid. A is obsolete.
New member
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Such thing as new gauge faces?
Ripped out my ralley gage cluster to clean and triuble shoot signal light, decided to clean the glass, and to clean up the yellowed gage faces. Yellow went away, but so did some of the black Is there such thing as new faces or decals?
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