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nice car, fun to play with , I would pull the head shaved it .100 and ten get a 2 barrel carb and intake . give it some GO!
I went all out on mine, with twin webers , headers etc....
what a cool car , love the steel rims , the sound is awesome . and the gauges are old school
well put together , good job .
how long was the rest on it or did you buy like that?
Running the engine at 180 degrees will drop the overall horsepower by 2%-3%. For max power the cooling temp should be at least 200 degrees.”
read all about it here
http://www.allpar.com/fix/engines/cooling-system-about.html
Starting in the late 1960s, higher-temperature thermostats—185°, 190°, 195°, and even 200°—were installed at the factory to help clean up emissions. Hotter coolant means more complete combustion because of less quench-out, so there would be fewer unburned hydrocarbons (HC) and carbon monoxide...
just some random pics. I'm getting my sure grip posi next week , it was 400$ from the chrysler dealer
once i get the diff on and sway bar sorted . I'm going to build the engine
just got the the summit one today , saturday project , installing it and the rest of the suspension ,while the engine is being bored .060 over and the head shaved .100" that should bring up the compression a bit
who has put on a front sway bar on a there car that had none before and which one did they
use . classic industries has one ? is it any good and what the deal for adding the brackets for the
lower front control arms
thanks