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  1. Cojohnso1

    Weeping master cylinder cover under gasket

    What was some of the "Weepage" symptoms? Leak around cap? Air in brake lines with no sign of fluid leak?
  2. Cojohnso1

    Cheap homemade torsion bar removal tool

    Tools is a pet peeve of mine. And freinds know it. Take my last beers and not replace is better than a tool. I will hunt them down. Lol. Beer? I will stop back at the liquor store and grumble a bit.
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    Cheap homemade torsion bar removal tool

    My first Mopar (3rd car overall) was a '68 Satellite 383. That thing against my '66 GTO 389 (2nd car and HS car.) was a stellar race. Satellite with the auto would win most due to consistency. If I got the GTO 4-speed out of the hole clean? It would have a 1 car length lead. And the race was to...
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    Opinions on 4 links

    The one issue with 66-67 B-body is wheel well clearance. Even mini tubed I believe 29.5x10.5 on 15" rim at 4.5 offset is about it. (Although measure your particular setup. 29.5 might be on the tall side. And I've heard some have gone a little wider tire with custom offset rims.) With today's...
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    Calvert Caltracs for B body

    I was under the impression that 4-link systems shined in high HP race setups. Where small adjustments make big difference. But in stock/super stock builds? (8.90 or slower) there is little gains with investment to a more advanced rear setup vs SS springs/snubber? Most these race setups are of...
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    Raising Rear End of 1970 Satellite

    My GTX rear sits a little higher than stock for the "Old school" stance. All done by taller rear tire on 15" rim vs 14" on front. Both are the rally style rim, thus not immediately noticed. Ride is very good.
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    big torsion bars 318È

    I agree. In fact I would look there first. An upgraded adjustable shock. Or even a small coil over would have more impact. Torsion bars are for lateral control. The design idea was to stiffen up roll side of suspension during a turn. Not a bad design considering the era they were introduced. But...
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