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I have 3 or 4 of those in my garage with no Mopar any longer. They can be NOS if you want. I'll take only $70 each.

I replaced my springs with new hemi springs from Eaton Detroit springs. There is an extra leaf on the right side. I think I ordered them to ride one inch higher than stock. https://www.eatondetroitspring.com/

My experience has been too long ago for me to offer much in the line of advice as I ended up going another route, installing a hemi. I would spend some time doing piston research before making any decisions. It seems like Moparts had a line of discussion maybe ten years ago but I couldn't turn...

It is probably a combination of too much cam overlap and a low compression ratio. I had the same problem with a cam with 108 degree lobe separation and large overlap. I also had really low compression in the engine. It ran awful until I got to about 3500 rpm. I think I read at the time that...

Lookin good George.

I've got tti and they fit like a glove. Very nice but expensive.

My first thought is an exhaust leak at the header or manifold.

I installed tti 2 1/2" headers on a hemi with Indy heads into a 4 spd roadrunner and they fit great. Only issue was finding the right starter.

42 According to"The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy"

I'm not saying since Bob is here. Bob who by the way is 28 posts over his self-imposed limit.

Wow you guys are downright tough!

My first thought was a clogged fuel filter.

I don't know why a stock unit wouldn't work. If you have any questions you could call the folks at Brewer Performance. They are very helpful. I bought a clutch assembly from them and had no trouble.

I put a set of Firm Feel tubular A-arms in mine. I don't know if they are really an improvement but they work fine and I like dealing with FirmFeel.

I would replace it all since you're already in there.

Thanks Steve. I like the stance of the car as it is now.

Looking at the size of that darn thing, it doesn't look like it would fit in anything smaller than a bus.

FirmFeel also has stock steering boxes. Good to work with.

There is a really good book called "Mopar B-Body Performance Upgrades 1962-79" by Andy Finkbiener that goes into some detail on disc brake options among other items. This book covers everything on Mopars including engines, suspension, brakes and wheels and tires to name a few. It is worth...