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All Chrysler drive train, 340 engine,904 trans and 3:55, 8 3/4 rear. 1971 Challenger interior, bucket seats and center console with Slap Stick. All going in a 1953 Studebaker 2 door coupe.
I'm installing a 340 auto trans. Checking the degree angle down front to rear, what is the norm and what are the limits up and down with side toe side at 0*? Thanks ron
What problems would I encounter by swapping a newer 5 speed (2000 and newer) out of a V8 truck onto a 1968 318? Will everything bolt up and mate? Putting this setup into a 1953 Studebaker, hoping to use the peddles and Hydraulic clutch. Thank ron
Is there a difference in Hydraulic lifters between Big blocks and Small Blocks? I ask because Napa calls for the same lifter for 440 and 318's and a different number for a 383. Please explain Ron
Yes, This Bee has factory ac. There is no engine but have purchased a 70 383 hp that has very few miles since last rebuild. We have some of the original parts to the engine. Want to go with factory exhaust and manifolds but not sure if the manifolds had a heat oven. Some pic's on line show no...
I have a 1976, 400 that has very low mileage and I'm just planning increase the compression a little to have more HP over the stock HP. Just a good street motor for a A, B or E body. Looking for reliable brands that are proven by the members.
Yeah, It's confusing, I've been reading, watching video and seems like what they're saying is that the angles need to be parallel. But super stock springs need to be down at the front yoke 3*to 5* to work. Figuring that on a hard pull the angle comes up to parallel. I think it's one of those...