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The only spoiler I've ever had do anything at street speeds, is the one on my 72 Satellite Wagon: (this isn't my car, I don't have a pic of it on this computer so I grabbed one online) Takes air coming over the roof, and pushes it down into the void behind the car. It actually CLEANS the...

67charger383, that's a cool *** truck

Thanks 72...I'm on it!

I'll take them. 98569 for S&H

The 833 does not have a Neutral safety switch, back-up light switch only. The described/pictured wiring is the back-up switch wiring, nothing to do with the starter relay. As previously mentioned and diagramed, the unused terminal on the relay goes to the clutch pedal switch (at the clutch...

I find it sad that you couldn't just contact Rick directly. It's not like he is unapproachable. I'm sure he would happily help you out over having a potentially destructive thread on their Sponsor/Vendor pages.

You can get it here ... Wiring – MyMopar

Good driver set of 65 coronet hl bezels. $75 shipped.

My thoughts too, just added the rest for content I really like old style kidney slot wheels & it's hard to find 'real polished slots' for a 6x4.5/114.3 bolt pattern for my 99 Dakota SLT 4x4 my RR with Halibrands knock off, from Edelbrock

The Dakota starters are fine. Went through all of this about 4 threads down this page. There are 2 cable/wire relocation studs available. One is vertical and the other is horizontal. You may not want the vertical, that one interfered with the block on my Hemi. My starter is a Denso. What...

The "new" 9-1/4" rear axle was released in 1974 and available on all C-body and D-body cars, and B-body station wagons. The axle was standard equipment on the following in 1974: C-body and D-body with 440. C-body station wagons. B-body station wagons except 318 with automatic transmission...

Not sure why the Borgeson will not work in a '62. I fitted one in my '63 which I thought was pretty much the same. Is the '62 K member different?

The 440 in my r/t would blow close to 180psi with kb184 pistons and the 272/.455 cam; 9.4:1 compression. Of course different test gauges may give different results.

If any sort of writing is part of the job, I think I see part of the problem.

That Power Wagon is cool!

Welcome from Florida!

Hello, everyone! I go by the code name, "Krakka." I've been chipping-away at a 1968 Charger project, since 2008. It's a pretty simple, basic model, but has some pretty cool, rare features, b/c it's an early production car. It's a white, 383, w/Torqueflite A727 trans, A/C, ps, pb, AM/FM, magnum...

Something screwy going on with the South Atlantic Anomaly: A Weak Spot in Earth’s Magnetic Field Is Going from Bad to Worse - Eos

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