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Kb 184 piston is the perfect match for an iron open chamber head and pump gas.

A good guideline is that the wheel diameter needs to be at least 3" larger than the brake rotor size. 11" brakes, 14" wheels. 12" brakes, 15" wheels. I have a 13" front brake setup the easily fits under the 18s....

@Pecos Bill, Q1 for the NHRA Finals has been moved forward to 1:00pm EST (10:00am PST) tomorrow (Friday). Your picks need to be posted prior to the start of Q1 in order to be eligible for all event bonus points. Don't miss out.

No, I don’t know how or where to start

There are many that think the ethanol actually tests higher in octane than pure gasoline with the same rating.

This one helped me the most in my engineering career...and I use a lot of this knowledge wrenching on my mopars. ;)

Hot Rod Lincoln!

That bare terminal needs to be grounded for the starter relay to function, on an automatic transmission car that would go to the neutral safety switch.

Great picks so far! Love to cruise and crank out some of these tunes. I’ll add a couple: Roadrunner - The Modern Lovers

Well too late now. I bought them from Jegs who listed them for a car that already had disc brakes. Good thing Dr Diff doesn’t sell differentials cause all cars got those too. :rofl:

Would you be able to freight them to CA? 92562 commercial address?

I have one of these with an 8 track door. Why? I don't know.

I see no humour in talking about the dead.

The 1.03 size is immensely popular for a good reason. It is a vast improvement over the stock torsion bars without being too stiff.

kinda what i was thinking. I think im going to run the Stealth aluminum heads on mine.

I have a 67 Coronet which was a original 318 car but now has a 440 in it. I have yet to drive it because I tore it all apart to restore it when I bought it so not sure on how it handled. I changed out the rear leaf springs already and I would like to change the torsion bars out as well while...

Tidy set up keep pics updates coming

John Cook {Prick} :rofl: :rofl:

Found on Line. Auction... 500 Stroker–Powered 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Hardtop 4-Speed

I can get you measurements for the holes in the next couple of days if no one else does. Looks like the most accurate would be from the edge of the coke bottle indents horizontally to the holes and from the body line that runs through the middle of the emblem vertically to the holes.