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Justin Plant replied to the thread Epic Whoops thread..that is about to get much worse -
Justin Plant replied to the thread Speedogear ?.Google speedometer gear calculator. It's more in depth than you might think. Tire size, drive ratios, rpm at cruising speed, all that...
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Justin Plant replied to the thread Rookie Brake Question.The bigger reservoir is for the front brakes. Generally its to the rear of the MS the front get fluid first that way.
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Not only do I know what this is, I still have mine - the WHOLE set up, TV, console, et. al. :)
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Justin Plant replied to the thread Remember when?.wow, that's....wow
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Justin Plant replied to the thread Carburetor for 1978 Chrysler New Yorker with 400 engine.lean burn carbs are lean burn carbs. I'm sure there is a member here that can guide you on getting it rebuilt. Lean Burn is not your...
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Justin Plant reacted to furious70's post in the thread 400 vs 440 in a 76-78 New Yorker - noticeable difference? with .Have to face the facts, they will both will get smoked by a late model Camry
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Justin Plant replied to the thread Is this normal cam wear?.The lifter spins in its bore as it moves up and down. the wear looks normal as stated above. If the lifter was stuck, you'd see a square...
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Justin Plant reacted to CBODY67's post in the thread Questions on timing chain and oil slinger with .The normal timing sets were single-bolt cam sprockets. The 3-bolt came on 440-6bbl and 426HRMI engines, from the factory. Of course...
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Justin Plant replied to the thread Questions on timing chain and oil slinger.While looking for PNs for Cloyes timing sets they list both single and three bolt cam gears. I noticed that his is a single. I have been...
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Justin Plant replied to the thread 400 vs 440 in a 76-78 New Yorker - noticeable difference?.Well, my 75 was born with a 400-2. Though it never seemed down on power at 185, I wanted a 4 bbl. So that's what I did. New intake and...
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Justin Plant replied to the thread Pitman arm puller.put tension on it with the remover. whack pit man arm with a good size hammer. more tension, more hammer. lather, rinse, repeat. Minutes...
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Hit the base of the arm fast with a BFH! Works!
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Justin Plant replied to the thread Screenshot of the Day.can you imagine? damn!
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Justin Plant replied to the thread 77 NYB - turn signal flasher location?.Welcome to the wonderful world of "what were they thinking"
