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On a 15" wheel?

Just have someone lift the battery up while you turn the car around. :rofl:

I can't say with 100% certainty they'll fit because I dont have a coronet but I'm running 275/50 on the front of my 69 charger so I think a 255/60 would fit alright.

Started stacking firewood yesterday morning, before it got to hot out.

I had one, black with white stripes.

Now? Crapshoot. FBO has one that is made mostly with components made in USA. Good one but not cheap. The HiRev 7500 was a decent one from my testing. Think they stopped making them. Find the older pre 1995 stuff if you can. I really like the Petronix 510 set up just like MSD, but reliable...

Doing what I do I really have to be carefull of the parts I get in. Way to many fake Mopar stuff out there. Think the worst scam is the newer Mopar Electronic kits. Made by proform, but authorized as direct connection. Really crap and have a super fast curve on most of them.

This has been on craigslist for a minute.. Its not mine and he doesnt give a ton of info. MOPAR - auto parts - by owner - vehicle automotive sale - craigslist

Also who does make a reliable ECU?

Thank you very much for this new insight. And thanks for the charts. I've been looking for that info with no luck.

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Personally, I think 255/60's are too wide for the front of these cars. I have run 245/60/15 on the front and 295/50/15 on the rear though, and think that is about the max.

1973 Charger. In need of the pad.

Can't say for sure but you may have a better chance of 245/60r15 fitting in the front.

Bought some 1-3/8" tubing for my new yard goods rack to replace the 3/4" black iron pipes it came with, and got the ends trimmed to fit correctly. I discovered after I had the tubes cut that there was a slight inward angle from the bottom to the top, so had to shorten them the higher up they...