Recent content by jeepers007

If it doesn't have to be original, you could try something here... http://www.controlcables.com/parking-brake-hardware-1/

Have you figured out the ebrake cable setup changes under the car? Really interested in this mod. Surprised it's not more common.

Hey, Jim, How's the sealing on your gas tank around the sender and pickup area doing? I like the idea of an EFI tank for future upgrade, but would value your opinion on whether its more trouble than its worth.

If you look in the clearance section on 440source, you will see mention of the old housing design. Is it going on ten years now(?) that they have been shipping the new design. Just an FYI so that people can move on from dredging up stuff that's no longer accurate. Beware, though, about...

You probably already thought of this, but would an adjustable brake pedal rod allow you to move the pedal back up to normal height?

Is the air cleaner a drop base also?

Big Block pulleys. Looking for these two specific pulleys. The AC crank pulley is the 4 groove pulley, and the associated water pump pulley has a smaller diameter than non-a/c cars. Don't need rusty pieces. Appreciate it!

I found what I needed locally. Thanks, everyone!

Sorry, looking for something local. - J

Looking for a good, rebuildable block locally. Even better if on the NW side of town. Pm me if you have one at a good price. -J

I've been working on an upgrade of brakes myself and getting the bits myself. Like a lot of others - using the old Mopar action article and looking at the Mopar boards for updated information. Luckily I haven't been in a hurry as I run across things. I will jump in and agree to buying a...

Hub bearings loose? Caliper misaligned? Brake dust shield need some clearancing?

Steering wheels without a bunch of buttons. Almost every car now has a center console. How about a manual sunroof? T-tops?

http://www.pgclassic.com/252-c68kit Includes bulbs etc .

Mine is a low deck and I have the m1 single plane. You will need a drop base air cleaner with a flat hood. Modelling clay is a good tip for estimating how much room you have.