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Huh??? Be specific about my definition of what? My answer is vague? WTF are you talking about Bob? I was gonna say, don't make me embarass you again but you're doing a good job by yourself. I don't think you're up to having a "thinking" contest. Maybe you can give us some insight into high...

If you have to ask then i guess you're too dense to understand. Are you bitter because i schooled you on stainless steel springs? I suggest you get over it.

Prices for a lot of parts doubled long before the current administration.

I know this was posted 2 years ago but i hadn't seen it. Thanks for the amazing story.

Holley. Another company bought out by greedy NY private equity. Expect more price hikes and shittier products until they drive it into the ground, sell off assets, and leave the pensioners holding their wangs.

If the thousand wheel (or ten thousand) doesn't have the index locked up against the stop plate, could it/they be dragged along every time the hundred mile wheel rolls over? Seems plausible.

I haven't had one apart for a while but i believe this is what pnora is talking about. Those little legs need to be up against the stop.

Accurate makes pretty authentic exhaust reproduction from what i've read. You can search their name here on the forum. https://www.accurateltd.com/1967-B-Body-440-Engine-Complete-System_p_208.html

Topcat is a good brand for beltline whiskers. Bought a couple sets (Topcat) from herbsparts for 66/67 b bodies and both sides were felt type material. Not sure if the 68 would be different. You could give them a call and ask. Their prices are pretty good too. I'd pass on the PUI brand. The thing...

Hmmm, Chicago would be a nice & safe place if it weren't for a certain demographic.

Hi, i'm looking for a lower linkage rod, swivel, and 727 lever for a 67 b body with console. You have a couple linkages that look similar. Any way you could send some better pics and rough measurments of the one circled in red? Second picture is the rod shape i'm looking for. Thanks

They might be correct for a 66/67 b body. On a 66 Coronet there's a galvanized metal plate that screws into the top of the rocker panel and then the sill plates mounts to it. I'm not sure if it's needed because i think most 67's didn't come with the mounting plate...

Jack it up under the k frame and pry up under the tires with a large bar. Listen for noise.

Some people sweat Slip Plate graphite lubricant is a good coating.

Probably because they're mostly hidden on the inside by the console or buddy seat.

I believe they're only on the outside of the seats.

Worked in Portland when i was 19. Came home to the parents house for Christmas and had to be back at work on the 26th. Decided to drive back on Christmas day and bring my little brother along to see the "big city". Made it about 100 miles of the 350 and the lights started to get dim. Was getting...

Don't mean to burst your bubble but while 304L is ok/good enough, there's no consensus it's the "best". I would never claim to know what's "best" but precipitation‑hardened stainless like 17‑7 PH would be better than 304L in my opinion. If you don't believe a spring is needed then you are...

You're the expert so please do speak on the various attributes, properties, and mettalurgy of austenitic, ferritic, martensitic, duplex, and precipitation hardened stainless steels and which is "best" for anti-collapse springs in an automotive coolant environment. Don't do it for me but for...

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