Recent content by Lefty71

LoL no, those are OLD bad memories. I have only one GM product these days.... a '16 dump truck that I bought brand new. Not ironic i guess, the starter failed when the truck was about 8 months old. /rolls eyes

I can still hear that starter gear/flywheel scrape noise in my head!!

Your whole garage is makin me jealous.....

Mopar 8 3/4" (8.75) Helical Gear Sure-Grip ("Sure-Trac") I used the helical unit.

This is a question for the man who will balance the new build. I would certainly tell him what you started with as compared to where you are now. Just maybe we can learn something from you on this build. :thumbsup:

Can you show pix of the original weighted converter?

Two of the three always seemed like tortured souls (to me anyway) but boy could they play guitar. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

There were two versions made by Keystone correct?? I remember a guy a knew back in the early 80s had a Keystone lookin wheel seperate the rimband with tire spin off the spokes in an intersection. Crazy stuff....

For what its worth....some of us have bought the unit that Dr Diff sells....fits in the open carrier, works awesome and no clutches or cones to wear.

[FOR SALE] - BB Valve Chrome Covers these look good, but i think not quite the right vintage?? i have some with the stacks, but they need work id say.

I "like" that you shared those crazy photos, but i sure dont like how your luck was going that day!!

I love your repair methods. :lol:

That is a mile. :thumbsup:

I have no (bad) experience with this. Does anyone here think that the vibration can be noticed free revving the engine, or just at a certain rpm?? This would eliminate the drivetrain factor, sans converter and flex plate, and make it a lityle easier for the OP to solve variables??

I would sure hope the man would have noticed they were bottomed out at the time he installed them!! Im sure hes saying he gained a little height because they are pressurised. Id kinda like to see a "before" pic of the mount tho, as i am not familiar.