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I checked that too at vendors request. It was around 220 or so ohms. He also had me tighten up the air gap to .006 That's when I got a weak secondary spark and the car started but ran like crap. It also wouldn't restart easily Replaced the electronic distributor with the point unit and she...

FYI. I'm using the "High RPM" kit as well. The starter relay is new and from the same vendor as the high rpm kit. The ballast is 1.8, that's what he sent. Later cars used a 4 pole double ballast. I know you can convert lean burn but it's different than a 66 The vendor can't figure it out either...

I check and reset the initial every time with a timing light. That's the weird part Cbody67. With the engine off and the key on, I have 11.9 volts at the ecu plug. with the engine running I have 14.53. Now as you may surmise, I'm not running the electronic system, but that's the voltage. Is...

Yup and the guy that sold me the conversion package said either resistor will work. Just so you know, I checked both resistors and the oem is 2.0 and the aftermarket is 1.9 I have a.o1 variance in the VOM so 1.9 and 1.8 My car runs great with the points and the stock resistor it's had for just...

halifaxhops When I try to run the electronic system I have little or no fire at the secondary. I need at least 8.5 volts for coil+ to ground, and I have 5-6 volts with the key on. With the points system I have 10.1 volts

Ballast resistor is the same as points. Both test 1.7-1.8 Timing verified and advance has nothing to do with the voltage drop I'm experiencing

Ecu is grounded with blind rivet nuts plus ground strapped to engine. Unpainted case also acts as ground. Initial was set to factory spec.

Last month I purchased a Mopar electronic ignition conversion package from a very reputable seller. It is NOT a proform kit. I installed it according to the very good instructions and the car wouldn't fire.| It would fire right back up when I reinstalled the points distributor. On a whim I...

This weekend I removed the carburetor and gave it a good cleaning. It was time. Unfortunately, I ran into a snag. The accelerator pump op-rod took flight into another dimension, probably to hang out with everyone's missing 10 mm sockets. I have a couple parts carburetors coming and maybe...

I have a pair of Trico wiper arms for sale that were removed from a 1966 Polara. They'd probably fit other slabbies too. Spring tension is good. 20 bucks, includes freight in the continental US.

I don't know about the backspacing, but the rims fit perfectly. The fronts are 14x6 Ansen sprints drilled in a 4.5 bolt pattern. Tires are 225/70/14 Rears are 15x7.5 ET unilugs with 255/60/15s. Most of the rake is from the rear tire diameter and the 1" arched ESPO springs.

I will miss both him and Rip. :(

Offers? Please PM.

Love, LOVE these tires! So quiet compared to the Hankooks! Better handling and a better ride! Almost no air in the shocks. Rake is from tire diameter and springs.

I'm looking for a used pair of manual seat adjusters for the driver's side bucket on a 66 Polara. Part #s should be 2583139 for the inner and 2583141 for the outer. I hadn't checked with what's his name out east yet. but I thought I'd throw it against the wall.

I used to have information on a company that rebuilt power seat assemblies for older cars. Unfortunately, I've lost it. Anyone? Thanks!

NIB outside cat whiskers. These go on the door/body side. NOT the inside! Fit 66-68 C body convertibles ONLY! No hardtops! Asking 90 bucks and that includes freight in the continental U.S. only Paypal: dsertdog56@hotmail.com

Nice ride! Welcome to the madness!

A new look for 2025. Miz Ruby's alter ego Ms. Rue. 255/60/15s out back on ET 15x7.5 rims and 225/70/14s on 14x6 Ansen rims up front.