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I have seen recent info about a different kind of Dana rears installed in 68-69 B-bodies. Dana 50-51 maybe ??? I think Uncle Tony done a video about.
There was a 3.31 gear available in the other Dana rears.
Gus
I use Superformance gaskets for everything on my engine. There are a few vendors that carry them. You really need to do a compression test to at least see if you have a weak hole.
Gus
That #4 is very similar to the break in procedure for Howards flat tappet cams. I followed the procedure they recommended and had no problems. It was very different from other break in procedures I've used in the past. I went with an Isky solid roller this time around with Howards lifters. The...
To say John Lithgow has a great range is an understatement. Just look at the two different rolls as Dick on Third Rock and Arthur as the Trinity killer on Dexter
Gus
Wife and I just finished watching Grimm from start to finish.
Game of thrones three times
Sopranos a few times
Dexter a few times
Ozark was a cool show I binge 6-7 episodes once in a while
Liked Justified and cant wait to see a spin-off with Boyd
For laughs you cant beat Third Rock From The Sun...
All depends on your goals really. Just my own experience most failures can be caused by poorly tuned engines with detonation issues. Your average 550 HP engine doesn't really need them IMHO.
Gus
What is your trap RPM ? I would bet that combo could use some more gear although I understand time is short for a gear change in the Dana.
Your short times are decent so the car must be hooking up.
Gus
Very rewarding going rounds and winning. I haven't raced seriously for about 12 years but I'm slowly getting the car back on the track. I will make a few passes this weekend at Norwalk.
Congrats on the win as that makes for a sweet ride home.
Gus
They both have about the same level of engagement but the Mcleod dual disc is way more expensive. The standard Centerforce Dual friction would be good for your application.
Gus
I've had just about every clutch on the market and my new favorite combo is the CF 2 plate and the Mcleod 500 series dual friction disc. I liked the Mcleod Street Twin but with the floater it wouldn't release clean enough for power-shifting down the track at full throttle.
I have a pretty stout...
I designed this tool and had a guy from Moparts make it. It is a steady mount for a dial indicator to the crank flange while dialing a bellhousing.
Gus