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Good info & thank you for the pictures. There is currently a hole in my trunk where they had a fuel cell at one point. Last owner wanted an oem style tank but had issues getting it installed, he used a mechanic that i don’t think was capable of fab work. The filler neck is pretty much horizontal...

And, are you having brake issues? Having a hard time stopping?

Yeah, we have to agree, these valve covers change things! I have tubular front suspension, and have a window to move the engine from side to side. Passenger side favored, valve cover won't come off. Favor the driver's side, battery, steering/ headers. I have remade both tubular engine...

NSS is a three prong plug. Outer two terminals are the reverse circuit, center pin is ground to make your starter relay work in N or Park.

If you had a quick decent running six pack car why did you change anything?

What do you have for front brakes? Disc or drum?

I have never seen a Fred Brewer head so I don't know if they would fit.

Thanks man. I was looking at a similar one when I bought the lift, but they wanted $600.00 for it at the time. Do you think this one would be more stable? One less bag, but with an extension it gives about 3 inches less lift height. This is very similar to the one the lift store sells.

Appears to me that the plates are not a direct bolt on . I have a pair and installed last night and I can tell you I went from decent quick running six pack car to a bucking a jerking pos . I too asked about the steel shim and was told not needed . I think this is how they get you to send your...

If you’re at 1.894 +/- .004, and 1.889 +/- .007……I would consider that good to go.

Is the original a painted diecast pot metal emblem?

Thanks! I'm new to all of this, so I ask as someone trying to learn. Are you referring to unplugging the connector from the neutral safety switch?

Nic3 solution to hold your solution for your shaft... (Boy is this ever a potential to go off the rails!)

That worked for me but now my pics are loading ok using the 'add photos' button.

I really like the classy 8-lug wheels that Pontiac introduced in the early '60's. These must be among the first optional styled wheels, as an alternative to steelies. This trend continues to this day.

Welcome aboard from Ohio.

Hmmm, I could of sworn I already did but I looked back a few pages and apparently not. I will do that now.

Ahh haa, I did not know that. I thought you just had the Roadrunner

hope that radiator hose holds up