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Based on your tire diameter the 2600rpm stall converter may still be slipping when driving at normal highway speeds with the 3.23 rear end. I agree that a 750cfm may be a bit on the small side. Spicer Engine RPM Calculator

Loosen the belts on the A/C compressor and see if you can turn the compressor pulley. Then see if you can start it with the belts loosened.

Thanks, but you lost me at "Discharge freon from the A/C system and remove heater hoses." I'm out! The towel wins. :)

I have a 69 Chrysler 300 with A/C. Heat, DEF, A/C, MAX A/C all work correctly. The only problem is that when running the A/C some of the condensation/water leaks out of the rear housing and into the car. I usually just throw a towel under it to absorb the water. Both firewall drains are clear...

If you google 69 Chrysler 300, lots of photo's without bumper guard. https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ac/2f/5b/ac2f5b346b125246459687849d709e48.jpg

Hi, I was able to get a set from AMS. If you haven't pulled them, I don't need them. Thx Mike

Hi, I was able to get a set from AMS Obsolete. Don't need them now. Thx, Mike

You're right I did. Then after I took it apart I realized it was the swivel threads that I was seeing. And all of this because I "had to" install headers. It would be cheaper and simpler to just walk outside and shoot myself in the foot. lol

The bolt is fine, the swivel not so much. lol

The bolts from PTS arrived, unfortunately I'm not sure what they are supposed to fit. The return and refund wasn't a problem. PTS 9/16 x 3.5" Original 5/8 x 4.5"

I can use the Torsion Bolt/Swivel Nut adjusters P/N 2525 087. Torsion Bar Bolt/Swivel Adjustment

FYI - I found a set on C Body Torsion Bar Adjusters We'll see if they fit. Thx again.

Looking for a set of Bolt/Swivels for a 69 Chrylser 300, part # 2525087. Chrysler & Dodge are the same, Plymouth is different. Thx, Mike

69 Chrysler 300, re-installing the swivel bolt with car jacked up. Got about three quarters back in and blamo the bolt shoots back out. It stripped the threads from the bolt shaft. You can spin the threads like a washer on the shaft. Is 2525 087 still a good part # for the Chrysler/Dodge...

If you want to collect and restore old Mopar "C" bodies you need to have more money than brains or time on your hands. Hobbies cost money and these cars can use up a lot of it quickly. You will most likely be upside down on these cars even if you got one for free. So, do you want a hobby that...