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Read the label before buying! It has been a few years since I bought any. Back then there wasn't any ATF based lube. Thanks for the clarification.

Not a Pennzoil fan but this stuff does work well.

It sounds like you went just a tic too far.

Wide open throttle should be full open at the throttle valve lever at the transmission. You might be close. You need to tighten up the adjustment at the carb to give it more pressure. That will raise your shift points.

Can you imagine the surface speed if it went faster?

See if you can find info on the Hamtramck website.

Keeping the fuel moving prevents vapor lock. A filter close to the carb with a return port back to the tank takes care of it. The 6 Pack cars had a vapor separator and return line.

How are you going to cool the Kool Can? Ice only lasts so long? :BangHead: :lol:

That's a toss up. Your choice there. If you were to sell it your 340 will probably be more popular to more prospective buyers. But, even with a 318 car, it is worth more to the purists with the original engine. If you don't have the original engine, I would just leave the 340 in it.

Chewed up on the nose? ANy pics? The same "nose" that butts up to the crankshaft?

They could be anywhere, Back seat bottom, above the glove box liner, under the carpet, under the bucket seat back panels, and even taped to the roof before the headliner install. Most people check the back seat, glove box and seat backs in that order.

@HALIFAXHOPS has the catalogs for that old stuff. Where's the lever?

There may have been more for sale on E bay. I just typed in the number and posted the first thing I saw. Iy will outlast the both of us I bet.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/325852506068?itmmeta=01HR5DSH7YMEBNGWQ6657HF76D&hash=item4bde52a7d4:g:6SYAAOSwmCBlL~Dz&itmprp=enc%3AAQAIAAAAwOBaV8jk8p9J9upI2Gd1L3sLhCvzERd7V4QaBAwX%2FbiWezGxR%2B7wRujm52Wn5ZnWZPPFxMD5i1MdPmBAmQ0lrGVuKfl1%2FrWBftADzhnIXdsF%2BRmbldRBBIFuCi2NyB6nig1QKMmKlis8YrnzjNu7Vcb9yKmK...

:rofl: :rofl:

180° is my choice. Buy one and boil it in a pan on the stove with a thermometer to make sure it works right before installing. The cheap ones at the parts store aren't worth bringing home.

Mopar used to sell Argent paint for wheels. THey still may. Check with Classic Industries.

That's why they make brake bleeder wrenches. Brake bleeders have been in the wrong place for decades. figure out the size and go from there.

In answer to your original question. Will larger rims slow down a car? Not that you'll ever notice.