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I used a concrete anchor and eye hook to attach a turnbuckle to bend my passenger side away from the torsion bar. You need to overshoot your goal by an inch or so due to the metal memory.

Polys 1962 & later. Early Polys a different crank flange.

Yep. I know .060" or larger will drive but won't perform. I do the math on the area of different orifice diameters looking for percentage changes

Just finished my install!! Everything worked out perfectly. Thank you all for your advice and help.

This is making me seriously question my decision…….

LOL. Yes. 15/16

Earlier this morning I checked out Edelbrocks site for filter units. A friend of mine is having the same fitment issues on his Charger. Has to use a spacer otherwise the base hits the choke. Anyway, looking at the #1221 unit, the base still looks like it's formed for the center feed Holley's...

My Dad's 86' GMC Sierra 2500. This is me when I was 7 years old. I was obsessed with it. He ordered it from the factory in Dark Blue. I got to choose the color. When it was delivered, I felt like a King riding in it with him. School-front pickups were the best. I was so proud. I can still...

Could it just be a lazy employee?

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Pretty much same for me. My parents have always said when I was a kid I would save my allowance and buy Charger die casts, models and hot wheels car before I was even really old enough to know what a Charger was or how to tell them from any other car, but I could already. Then seeing the movie...

This doesn’t need that much tire nor would those fit without significant mods. The 315 is a 30” tire and the 275 is a shorter 28” which, in this case, will work better with the gear in this car.

When I was 8 yrs-old.....

My earliest memory of seeing a car that really caught my eye, I must've been in Grade 1 or 2. I was walking to school with an older kid and a Dart very similar to this drove by. It's funny how you can remember some details so vividly, but I asked the older boy, "What kind of car is that?!" and...

A black 1958 Thunderbird hardtop setting in a field, like the one below.

And drill the orifice too size, depending on pump pressure. Got it! Did you arrive at 0.040" for a carb pressure of 5.5PSI at the Edelbrocks?

I saw "rubber shortage" and it made me wonder if some sailors just got back from a year plus deployment.:lol:

There are so many beauties in this thread!!

Here's another cool one we spotted at a recent pinball show. Fun Ball EM from '66. I think they wanted $600.