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Stock... it’s a 727 from a 72, a suregrip 8 3/4 with unknown ratio from unknown car, a junk set of flowtech headers, stock weight, and tire size isn’t set in stone as I haven’t decided on a wheel yet, they will likely end up some sort of 17 or 18” wheel. , it’s currently riding on somE 205/75r14...
Hey gents
It looks like the cam is wiped in my 340, had a failed lifter also, looking for suggestions on a good street cam to boost power, but not so crazy that I have to mess with valves, springs, rockers etc, Do you guys have any suggestions? It’s a J head 340 out of a 70 Plymouth that appears...
Also the took a strait edge to it. It’s definitely ever so slightly concave not convex or flat. There does appear to be some scoring on the lobe itself also
Haha that was balancing a steer tire. I’m a commercial salesman for Goodyear and sometimes I forget that I’m not a tire tech anymore and decide to smash my thumb with the tire weight hammer....
Haha bumping is definitely ideal but when your balancing filming, holding the light and using a flat head screwdriver to jump the starter from the relay it’s a bit easier said than done lol. I just hope this lifter comes out without being a goomba
Gotcha. Well a video was impossible solo but in watching it. The lifter case did appear to be moving but every time It moved it would squirt oil from the sides