Recent content by Dan Knut

Thank you

I have a 70 Challenger RT with a 383 and a 4 speed. All factory, all numbers matching. With engine running a high pitched rotating noise develops when letting the clutch pedal out. The noise goes away with clutch all of the way out or all of the way in. It is certainly there when parking the car...

Very unfortunate but true.

Sorry but I disagree. I am the customer. A class A ASC technician rejected the part in the presence of the Fed-X delivery driver. The driver acknowledged the defect as well. PST has made it clear, and rudely so, that they are doing nothing unless I open up my wallet AGAIN. I have posted this...

I cannot imagine the way they handle customers in this era. Thank you for the response.Dan

Correct. Terrible people skills. I am concerned if the parts are any good.

Stay as far away from PST Suspension as you can. Horrible customer service and RUDE employees as well. Check out their Yelp reviews. Don't walk away, run away. Please contact me with any questions. Dan The worst customer service I have ever received. I received a defective leaf spring. A second...

Thank you. I am currently leaning towards 15 x 7 Rallye wheels with P225 70R X 15 tires. From what your reply indicated P225's should work without any interference.

I have a 70 Challenger RT with what I believe to be the original 14" rallye wheels and P215/70R X 14 tires. Going to be upgrading to 15" rallye wheels and tires. The car is not driven hard or raced. What width rallye wheels should I buy and what size 15 " tires? Second question, my 14" wheel...

Thank you. I have never heard of that company but will proceed.

70 Challenger with original black seat belts that are looking tattered. I want to retain original look. Does anyone reproduce them or do most people have the old ones restored. If restored, is there a vendor of preference ? I am scepticle of off shore reproduced parts. Some are good, many are not.

Must be rust free and no major damage. Prefer uncut and as original as possible. Engine/transmission not important nor is the condition of the paint, upholstery etc.

Thank you to all. It appears Moog is still well respected and hopefully made in the United States.