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Some have used the factory taypered roller for rear disk. All the rear disk conversions that I've seen recommend the Green bearings. Maybe not as much lateral movement when the caliper is applied? Early front disk setups used taypered rollers in the front hubs. Modern vehicles with front wheel...

We've covered this before Professor Bob... Post in thread 'Green axle bearings' Green axle bearings

...and Dodge 1500 Ram and 2nd generation Dakotas with 9.25 rears. GM is probably using them also.

I'm not sure of the exact year but the ones I used were from an early Chrysler. The rods were totally different at the mount, thats why i swapped them. Get a measurement of the total length and compare the shape between the two. Top one is my original, bottom one is a early Chrysler. Good luck.

Pull and twist.. Post in thread 'Taking Up New Residence' Taking Up New Residence

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@SOB59 Make a copy of this information to show to whom it may concern. It explains there wasn't a Vin number on pre 1968 engines. Moparts on the Web - Main Index

No sealer should be required unless the splines are worn enough to allow fluid to get past. Check the fit for play between the splines, should be a snug fit. Here's what the Factory Service Manual shows... Don't fret about the 175 ft lbs. 100-125 should be good. Could be the orientation...

Advertise it as a wall hanger and it's okay! :rolleyes:

There hasn't been any asbestos used in brake linings here in the States for many years. Buying new ones you won't have a problem. Only if you happened to find a set of NOS from back in the 70s you would have a problem. I did replace mine with a NAPA brand. They very well might have been...

Well the "non asbestos" linings don't work as good in my opinion but they do okay. There's several threads on here about brake linings for classic cars that might be better than off the shelf ones but are more expensive also. There were several changes made in the brake shoe frames throughout...

Mancini lists this tank by its original part number 2409301 "Item #: MRECR-12A" Fits: 1962-63 Belvedere, Fury, Polara, Savoy Mancini Racing Gas Tank

As you can see in the photos I posted it's the same tank. I bought mine from Spectra when they were vendors at Chryslers at Carlisle one year and that was the tank they sold me. Perfect match, perfect fit. You'll find when owning a '62 that a lot of parts are not listed for the '62 but are the...

Joe handles mostly new parts. Great guy to deal with. He should have or put you in touch with any suppliers. To find the parts that I posted I would suggest Google the description and Part number and see what comes up. Many suppliers out there that could have what you're looking for. Contact...

And the pad that goes on top. REM part #MF244 Taking Up New Residence

Lots of suppliers carry it. Gauge Supply Line Kits - Braided stainless steel Hose Material - Free Shipping on Orders Over $99 at Summit Racing

I'd never use plastic again. I even had a guage blow out once. Both times made a real mess. Quality guage and braided line for me.

Classic Industries has some... https://www.classicindustries.com/product/a6023.html

Try Acorn Palnut