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always late to the party but here is my little bundle of joy.

lots of great info here and you can download a lot of manuals. http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=109

4 i can think of. the battery to engine, engine to firewall, steering column to dash, fuel sending unit to fuel line.

it should be a light drag. it should not be difficult to rotate like the brakes are being applied. best bet is to tighten until wheel is tough to turn and back off a click or two. apply brakes with pedal to center shoes for a more even adjustment.

something i have heard before when engines are tuned on a dyno. they start with timing and when they reach a top value, they then start to play with jetting for peak horsepower.

i don't think you can go wrong with any of them. another place is classic tube in lancaster ny

whether or not the cam installed was a good choice, first step in my opinion is to have a timing curve, base timing and total timing considered. basic carb adjustments will get it to run but timing is first and then carb mixtures. it has happened twice to me that a person had a car that would...

still would like to know what the timing is. can make a huge difference in vacuum. timing first then air fuel mixture. timing for torque, mixture for horsepower.

put a vacuum gauge on it for sure and what are your timing settings?

not the only place but this is what you are looking for. http://www.ebay.com/itm/MOPAR-New-Chrysler-Time-Delay-Relay-Light-Operating-Dodge-Chrysler-Plymouth-/182062109946?hash=item2a63bf54fa:g:D0QAAMXQ0pNRu000&vxp=mtr

Hey!! thanks!!

maybe this will help with a color diagram.

http://www.69roadrunner.net/Tech%20Reference/wiring.pdf

all the wiring schematics are in the reference section of this forum.

i also believe that the plastic cam is different.

thanks Ray. i still have a few parts floating around.

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http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/1605830/passion4mopars-restored-wiper-motors.html check out these pics and you will see the brass ground strap used

Hey George, I generally don't do a/c boxes due to the higher cost of all components. so I do not have anything around for that. mac