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I added a Hotchkis front sway bar on my 66 coronet. I have a wide block so just a little lighter than the 440. It made such a difference that I kick myself for not doing it sooner.
What I ended up doing was using some aluminum bar stock and the auto meter brackets. I will get it coated this winter. Too much to do now. Thank you for the ideas.
A couple tries at making a new bracket. 1st one, terrible idea, bought a pre made aluminum bracket. I couldn’t position it at the top and kept rotating down.
Thank you for the ideas and pics. The biggest problem I am having is column shifter interference. I think making a similar bracket and extending it higher may work.
I like the industrial look to it. I have column shift so I may have to have it extend higher. Thank you for the idea and the pics. I will post up what the final looks like.
I have a 66 coronet and am trying to mount a 3 3/8” tach on column where I can actually see it. Standard hardware doesn’t work. Any ideas of something someone built/sells that looks good? Or if someone built something nice post a pic and I can try to replicate it. Should be simple but spending...
Has anyone put a dual quad manifold on a poly 318 in a 66 Coronet? Always thought about it but parts weren’t here or not sure of fit. Parts became available to me. So seeing if anyone made the fit.
I have a 66 coronet I have been slowly fixing issues with. The automatic shifter on the column is supposed to be held in by a spring and pin it looks like in the picture. On my car a previous owners attached it with a bolt, nut and a few washers. Seems petty but every time I drive it I keep...
I have a 66 Coronet with a 318 poly. Looking to put a 440 in it. I know it will fit and parts are available but how much room do I have before I put a dent in the hood. Hoping someone has measured this before I start pulling together the parts. I doubt I have room for an edelbrock RPM air gap...
This is what I love about Mopars, under just about every hood is a built motor and absence of power brakes. Mine still has 4 wheel drum. It’s bravery or nuts that give us the ability to drive these beautiful machines.
The previous owner installed a radio in what looks like where an A/C vent was in the dash. Is that what happened here? Can someone post a pic if that is what this is? If not a vent, any idea how to fill it in?