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  1. hemirambob

    Reilly Motorsports Street Lynx Rear Suspension

    Thanks. Should've taken a day but we had to fab up the new brackets so took an extra day to reconfigure the layout and make brackets.
  2. hemirambob

    Reilly Motorsports Street Lynx Rear Suspension

    Overall fairly satisfied with the way that it's performing - good ride etc on the street and good traction and behavior on the strip. I had to relocate the top upper arm brackets outboard on the crossmember to achieve the ride height that I wanted and to avoid having to weld the right side...
  3. hemirambob

    Reilly Motorsports Street Lynx Rear Suspension

    Got mine yesterday. He's making it for the 66 - 67 B-bodies now. It's going in this weekend. I'll post the pics. http://www.reillymotorsports.com/store/product.php?productid=16175&cat=263&page=1
  4. hemirambob

    Hemi selfbuild

    It's my understanding that Barton is taking all of the hemi crates that Ma' Mopar sells and is rebuilding/machining for for better fit and finish? Anybody else hear this?
  5. hemirambob

    Electric fuel pump setup

    I'm running essentially the system that mr belvedere has outlined with an Aeromotive AEI-11203 pump and Holley 950 mechanical secondaries. You think the Holley Blue is loud, ha ain't got nothing on this sucker! I've tried everything but it's a racing pump so.........
  6. hemirambob

    Rocker Arm selection

    I know what you mean. I put alot of consideration on the rockers and was just about to pull the trigger on the Crane Golds when I asked our guy here and he recommended the Indys. So far so good for me, 2 years and running strong.
  7. hemirambob

    Rocker Arm selection

    Google "Pro Comp rockers" Appears to be lots of problems - negative feedback on various forums. As far as Indy goes, a prominent Mopar engine builder here in Pittsburgh uses them regularly/exclusively and I don't know of any failures? Not saying that someone can't have problems but that's our...
  8. hemirambob

    383 intake ?

    Performer RPM
  9. hemirambob

    Rocker Arm selection

    And alot of problems with Crane Golds breakin
  10. hemirambob

    Newbie with a 69' GTX

    Very nice! Keep the pics coming
  11. hemirambob

    Rear link suspensions

    I saw that Unlawful setup at the Nats, really nice but pricey? Might be overkill for the street. I like Bill's at RMS and when I spoke with him a couple of weeks ago he said that he recently bought I think a 66 or 67 B body and is going to have a kit for it soon. Here's Bill's link...
  12. hemirambob

    Caltracs & Split-Mono Leaf

    Yea, 5.7hemi that's the idea but I talked with them and they said that at most, 1 1/2" drop from stock height. Thet do hook though. Very nice Duster and those clips are like a hot fire to a long cold winter here in Pitts burgh!! Thanks.
  13. hemirambob

    Caltracs & Split-Mono Leaf

    That ain't cool
  14. hemirambob

    Caltracs & Split-Mono Leaf

    Any body running this set-up? How is it working for you and do you have any pics? Specifically, I'm wondering how much you can adjust the ride height in the rear. http://community.webshots.com/user/hemirambob
  15. hemirambob

    New to site from Pittsburgh

    Thanks again guys. It's appreciated
  16. hemirambob

    Checkin' In to Say Howdy

    What are your "rest-mod" plans? Just curious.
  17. hemirambob

    67 b body scoop ?

    This one: Larry Augestein at Sled City Fiberglass. Sled City Fiberglass ('62 -'68 fiberglass parts to fit Dodge and Plymouth) P.O.Box 944 Grove City, Ohio 43123 e-mail [email protected] or phone 1-614-875-0369
  18. hemirambob

    68 Roadrunner -- whats this one worth?

    That Satellite looks like it's a good shell? You could find a 440 fairly reasonable and drop it in?
  19. hemirambob

    Time for a show your 66 t0 70 thread

    Thanks, it's coming along.
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