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I would just use a 30W Valvoline VR1 conventional oil. I use Valvoline VR1 in all my engines and I've never had any issues. Plus, VR1 is easy to find and relatively inexpensive as oils go. Tom

A while back I contacted the Penrite oil tech line. The guy I spoke to seemed pretty knowledgeable so I guess the info will be good. Penrite recommend a specific run in oil for 100 miles and to stay in for no more than 500 miles. Some varying load must be used. At this point change to a mineral...

One of the most intricately carved pieces of marble is the statue "The Release From Deception" by the Italian sculptor Francesco Queirolo who finished it in 1759 after seven years of work. Everything you see, including every bit of rope on the netting, was carved from a single solid block of...

A little fine crocus cloth will do wonders for that spindle...

Those high spring loads are a flat cam waiting to happen! Running a dirt track car? OK.... lots of oil splash to keep things lubed. Street car? No... I ran 160/335 on my race motors but not on the street unless you regularly run 7k driving to Dairy Queen

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Standard bore, stock pistons and crank and factory windage tray. It’s a long block, no manifolds or timing cover. See pictures for what’s included. The number is on the block are really hard to read, they weren’t stamped very well: Front of block under drivers side head: 3M 340 02028147...

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Thanks that was what I was looking for. It is power steering. Is there anything as too much caster. I’m assuming you can’t get there in these cars.

Yep....LED lighting sucks. I'm not getting half the work I used to for doing repairs on lighting. :lol: You get what you pay for and unfortunately a lot of people buy the cheapest lighting...... not always fit for purpose.

Well....a Ford Coyote motor doesn't sound much like a Coyote either...... but let's not split hairs. :lol:

Anyone have a split bench seat back? Passenger side? Not sure why driver side looked new lol

Needs a good ground to the fender, the lower bracket has some teeth designed to dig through the paint and undercoating on the underside of the fender panel. I will add a separate ground wire using a ring terminal under the mounting stud nut to insure a good ground to the lamp housing.

Do you have passenger split bench seat back?

I bought a 1984 CJ7 for a daily driver. A leaky brake cylinder led to replacing pads, shoes, drums, lines, rotors, everything but the junction blocks. Last night I got down to the spindles and they are chewed to ****! So, no work on the GTX lately.