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I'd put $75 on it with the lifters. Just make sure the lifters aren't worn out. They should still be convex - meaning the face of the lifter should bulge outward. If the lifter is flat - or worse is so worn that the face of the lifter bulges inward toward the lifter - throw them away and just...

If you remove it keep the lifters sorted as to which lobe they came off of. Box it up and take it to your next local Mopar swap meet. I've sold many a used cam myself.

Excellent shooting! i wish I had gotten into shooting earlier. Really cool that he is doing so well!

Or a nice 360 stroker punched out to 408...

:cheers: I know you like that pic Dave.

The old rag :drive:

I've had a 750 Holley on mine for 12 years and never once had a problem of any kind. I put in a power valve protector and a quick change secondary spring module. I never have to adjust it unless I want to check up on it. Its been completely trouble free. And I got it off ebay used for $100.

lol. Sad ain't it?

I just watched a video on YouTube of a shooting review on than one. Very impressive, especially with a red/green dot scope.

Been looking at front and rear bags or a barrel mounted bipod. Shot 70 rounds through it last weekend and had the range all to myself for a good 45 minutes. Had to zero in the scope - it as waaay off. Got it zeroed in at 25 yards pretty good and then shot it at 50 yds (max indoor distance) and...

3.5" backspace won't be enough with those tires. I am running 15x8 with 275's on the rear with 4.5" backspace and it JUST fits. Gonna be very close with only 3.5" backspace me thinks...

Even though I am a Magnum 500 guy I think the Cragars look better on this car. Add some raised white letter tires though. Blackwalls look too bland IMHO.

How's it going? Any nibbles?

I got the locking mounts from Mancini Racing. They look like stock mounts but inside the rubber isolator they have locking steel plates to keep the torque from ripping the rubber isolator apart. Reasonably priced, too.

Super sweet GTX!

Lol - I have the Ithaca 49 saddle gun for iron sight shooting.

I went to Dick's this morning and got the Savage 64 GXP semi-auto w/ 10 round mag and budget Tasco scope for $199 and a range/transport bag for another $35.99. After the background check they signed me up for their points program and a Dick's credit card and the total came out to just over $230...

Nothing serious. Just a .22 LR. I already have an old Ithaca Model 49 Saddle gun single shot .22 that shoots short, long and LR that my grandfather gave me. I haven't shot that gun in over 40 years. Needs a little cleaning and then off to the range with it. I am considering either a Savage Mk...

I glued mine down. Spray stuff by 3M. Nice snug fit that way.

I cannot agree more with your last statement (nothing is perfect). I put a dual point distributor in my current road runner the first time I owned it and it always burned the copper strap connection causing the car not to start. It was a pain. A buddy of mine had the orange box on his '66...