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beat me to it...

Maybe it's just too lean or retarded timing can act lean that way as well. You can pull all the plugs and time it using the starter motor to spin it. Good luck with it.

Another question I have is if there is a better way for having the car jacked up than I do now. Currently the car is jacked up and shimmed level on 4 points with a jack taking the weight off the rear end. 2 Jacks on the rear frame just past the rear and and 2 more on the torsion bar cross...

Good morning everyone! I just poured a cup of coffee and am laughing at that meme. Very good! Headed to the lumber yard today to buy some boards to build a 6 board chest with my dad today.

The 3.9 is an imbalanced engine it will always have a shake to it. Early 3.9 engines had no tensioner and the chains would stretch, hence poor performance. Otherwise they were just as durable as a 318, I've had 3 of them. We had one in a 2003 Dakota with 225k on it and it still had great power...

Alright alright alright. Things are happening. The donor has been un air-conditionined and is at the blaster to get prepped and I'll throw some epoxy primer on it before I install. I'd really appreciate anything that i'm missing or alternatives in my plan. Only thing I cant show are the sleeves...

Right from AMD web site. Your hood is a 69.

Yes, that's a new one. I prefer the solid state regulator with a Squareback style alternator. They work better than the points style grounded field setup.

The 340 is using the Petronix distributor previously installed in the former 318 which never had a problem. This new rebuild will not stay running for more than a couple of seconds. I am turning the key on and then using a remote starter switch which I believe would indicate it is not the...

My old buddy Tom’s AMX now owned by member dart4forte.

:bday::bday: HAVE A HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! :bday::bday: @Encswsm

Quick update, I spent some time yesterday checking these things out and got to the point of being comfortable enough for a test. Lo and behold, @Iroc78 appears to have been correct about the regulator simply being prone to smoking a bit when you first use it. Never thought I would have to...

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well, that convinces me to try a 195 degree stat. ordering a RobertShaw 370 series hi flow balanced sleeve thermostat from FlowKooler.