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  1. MoparCarGuy

    Grant Steering Wheel Question

    I would sell it as I replaced it with a rimblow wheel. PM me if interested in purchasing it.
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    Grant Steering Wheel Question

    This is the Grant 246 wheel. It fits without modification to the E-Body crush collar "studs" and uses the factory acorn nuts.
  3. MoparCarGuy

    71 Steering Wheel

    Also, Your tag would look similar to this 1971 BH23G1B fender tag. It was the closest one I had.
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    71 Steering Wheel

    Used Snipping Tool in Windows 11 to capture your draft fender tag for Review. First glance says to remove these items not found on fender tags and correct other items. Not displayed on fender tags: C93 Carpeting J15 Cigar Lighter J21 Electric Clock J31 Dual Horns *J55 Undercoat with Hood Pad...
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    71 Steering Wheel

    The majority of 71 Cudas with the S81 wheel (3-spoke with woodgrain rim) had 77 TT on Line 3. Your 69 X9 base wheel is probably rarer than the S81 wheel.
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    OER carpet feedback?

    In case it was not posted before… Making Holes in Carpet This method works perfectly as long as you properly locate the carpet front-to-rear and side-to-side.
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    Suspension question

    That is much higher than the chart.
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    Suspension question

    Now the question is… Where do you measure the bumper height? Dead center? And the chart height of a Challenger bumper is different than a Barracuda. 😖
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    Front disc installation

    Read the attached article and check out these two links. 10.95" Front Disc Brake Kit (referred to as 11" Discs) 11.75" Front Disc Brake Kit (referred to as 12" Discs)
  10. MoparCarGuy

    Suspension question

    Side-to-side tolerance is 1/8” so you need to even it out. Changing ride height throws off your camber/caster so an alignment is needed once you have the ride height where you want it.
  11. MoparCarGuy

    Rear Sway Bar question

    Just an Internet photo of an installed E-Body sway bar. The plates for the sway bar are the same for the 8-3/4" rear differential. If you want to talk "points" for non-OEM, add the chrome diff cover and all of the incorrect suspension component colors.
  12. MoparCarGuy

    Rear Sway Bar question

    You can even see the angle of the end links in the factory Service Manual diagram.
  13. MoparCarGuy

    Rear Sway Bar question

    No, the bar does not lay flat at all. I was referring to the end link angles to the leaf spring plate. Example:
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    Rear Sway Bar question

    Factory salesman promo video screen capture of suspension.
  15. MoparCarGuy

    Rear Sway Bar question

    My factory 3/4" rear sway bar (1970 Cuda 340 with SPD of 613) looks like that. The driver's side is a bit more angled than the passenger's side.
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