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My 1967 Coronet 500 restoration has come to end and I was left with some duplicate pieces. I have an instrument bezel and a glove box door. Both have already been restored back to the original black with silver accent. Asking $150 plus shipping. Bezel will fit 66-67 Coronet and glove box door...
I get next day from Summit as well. I ordered parts for all of our restorations from them which adds up to a lot of money. I had a few product issues, return pick up issues, and after having an issue with shipping out a camshaft on time and being put way behind on that job, I switched to Jegs...
Headers and Quick Fuel Slayer 750 cfm carb ordered today. I have been much happier since I made the switch to Jegs for my parts. Service, pricing, and delivery time all at its finest.
383 Block - Nice condition. New distributor bushing and cam bearings. Cylinder walls look smooth. This block sat up for a while but it could be ready to run after being freshened up. $65 obo.
383 HP Forged Steel Crank - This crank is still standard and would clean up with just being polished...
Guys it looks like I will be running the Hooker HOK-5903HKR headers instead. I read that the Jegs line and the Flowtech 33103 headers will not work for me since I have power steering. So any experiences with these headers would be appreciated. Rusty I believe you went through this issue as well...
The headers are Jegs (Patriot) 30081 going in my 67 Coronet. The main reason I chose them is because out of all of the threads I have read on "Budget" headers, nobody I have seen have run these on their 383 and posted an experience. So I figured at $124, why not try it and post my results. So I...
Battle of the gold members... Sorry to start a feud guys. A lot of the talk even in this post still seems foreign to me but I am learning for sure. I have always been satisfied with Howards Cams in the past but being my first Mopar build I really just wanted to verify I was not missing a Cam...
Requires machining on cylinder heads.
Stock springs cannot be used.
Includes special shafts & spacers.
Special 10º locks, 1/2 2 groove, 1/2 set 4 groove.
Single groove use part #612-16.
Adjustable valve train required.
Pre 1968 use 824-16 lifters.
The noted requirements for that cam in the...
My set up is a single bolt. Aren't the offset bushings for the 3 bolt designs?
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HP 383 and fresh 651 heads with upgraded valves, new erson springs rated for .550 lift, KB pistons, aluminum intake... I thought that cam would work just fine friend.