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Correct, I guess I should have added that info. The year code is the first year that formula was used and in the case of B5 they kept the same color code but changed the formula slightly hence the different year codes. Thanks for clarifying.
and yes, your best bet is to have it scanned and the computer picks the whatever formula is the best match whether it`s the correct factory one or a 1986 Yugo color.
V2 is technically the code, the E or other letter is the designation for the first year it was used. Hemi Orange is the same as Tor-Red, Vitamin C is the same as Go-Mango.
Code should be the same for both, what brand paint is it and what is the code they are using? -That will tell you if it`s the correct one although formulas have changed due to different type paints mixed with different toners.
:rofl:Thinking the weather predictions are accurate 5-6 days in advance. :rofl: I`ve been there in torential downpours and 104 degree heat so chances are it will be better than that but I`m going whatever the weather.
Maybe thier engines but they have numerous recalls and serious defects like every other manufacturer. "Toyota has had several frame-related issues, including recalls and warranty extensions, primarily affecting Tacoma, Tundra, and Sequoia models from specific model years. These issues often...
I`ve owned TWO foreign cars in my life, a POS Honda I got cheap and flipped it as soon as I bought it and a BMW I got from a relative to fix and sell for a profit. American vehicles may not be the best but I don`t care - MOPAR OR NO CAR for me. My wife unfortunately bought a Subaru after three...
Nothing "wrong" with them, I used in them my `69 Barracuda street/strip build but for street cars that see aggressive cornering I prefer the factory tapered style.
I used a cutoff wheel, chisel and hammer to cut the old ones off and cleaned up the bearing surfaces with a stone and 400 grit paper myself but decided not to risk damaging my $200+ Timken bearings and had the local machine shop press them on along with one missing wheel stud for $60.
Need a factory driveshaft for my `70 road runner 383, 727, 8 3/4 - 51 1/2" long with 7290 u-joints. I am heading to Carlisle so anyone there or along the way from New Hampshire going I84 to I81.