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Any chance the steering column isn't centered properly causing excess drag? A little drag multiplied by the steering gear ratio makes for a lot of drag when trying to sweep the wheels..

Part of Thursday's activities... Kern Dog's Charger & my two Challengers along with a few other awesome rides that actually get driven make a brief appearance at the start...

Welcome from Central Ca... Couple things.... 1) You are lucky to have a good Chrome shop local to you.... 2) Any relation to Sarah??? Could be helpful if our trust in AI persists... On second though don't tell us, they are listening.... :lol:

Get the drive wheels off the ground, axle on jack stands.... Get the engine running... Engine 2000 rpm, Clutch pedal depressed, Abruptly stab the brakes... Release then stab again... Well, assuming the brakes work...

And before driving the seal in pack the back side with grease... It keeps the garter spring from popping off...

Probably not...

Systems with expansion valves don't cycle... They control evaporator temp/pressure by varying the freon flow through the evaporator... EPR allows the system to work more effectively in spite of being undercharged....

That's a whole different animal than those gay *** Go Wings & Gull Wings...

Not on Sunday, we all parked out in the parking lot so we could head home early...

No... 69-70 Chargers have little round lights in the rear valance for reverse lights... There are three red light sections per side, the inboard sections are strictly tail lights...

It's funny, the cars that only show up on the day the awards are given, I was talking to a guy with a car I hadn't seen on Saturday & mid sentence he cuts me off, "oh, the judge is here, I gotta go.." Okay... We didn't even bring our cars onto the show field Sunday, once your in park/show...

I don't understand the problem, just use your stock breather & PCV....

All that welding on top of the quarter likely pulled the top of the quarter down some... My bet is the trunk lid isn't the issue.. As eldubb said welcome to his world...

Yup, 69... 70 wouldn't have a Flasher Switch..... 68 would have vertical ribs rather than grained texture...

I had a Ford Fiesta... That was the only green Fiesta picture I saw, mine was dark green....

68-70 Mopar A and B Body Brake Clutch Pedal Bezel Set | eBay

So, there have been a few... 67 Spitfire... 70 Honda 600 And a 78 Fiesta.... There have been other small cars but not the smallest... Now, the smallest I ever drove but didn't own? a 1937 Siata Zagato Gran Sport, originally built for Benito Mussolini

I added stainless trim to the clutch & brake pads... Haven't had any issues at all.... Then again I'm using original E body pedals so they are the correct size & shape...