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SSurfcuda replied to the thread Hello from Tennessee.Yep, Crazy $$$. Keep looking Brother it’s a Treasure Hunt. Check all the web sites and Mopar Swap Meets. Also post here in WTB, you will...
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SSurfcuda replied to the thread Hello from Tennessee.DMoore, Very Nice Fish! I’m sure we can all relate to sourcing parts and costs. 1970 has many parts that are one year only. Hard to...
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SYes, if the bar is out and sitting on the garage floor, the ends should sit flat. There is some twisting load feed into these, but not...
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SAll the cool kids have rear sway bars :)
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SYou can even see the angle of the end links in the factory Service Manual diagram.
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SSurfcuda replied to the thread Rear Sway Bar question.Cool Suspension Photo, wish mine would have came with the 340 or 383. Having put the Sway Bars on front & back has really made a...
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SMy 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...
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SThat looks like it should, good work :thumbsup:
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SThat was quick, nice!
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SSurfcuda replied to the thread Rear Sway Bar question.Follow up on Sway Bar install. Got some time and installed the correct Sway Bar. Photos attached. Thanks again for all your input and...
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SSurfcuda replied to the thread Rear Sway Bar Question.Just following up on my rear Sway Bar install. I finally got some time and finished the installation. Photo attached. Thank you again...
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SThought I'd throw this out, been working great for 2 years. Here's a cheap and easy backup camera option for E-Bodies. My Challenger...
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SSurfcuda replied to the thread Door Adjustment.Absolutely, very good point those vert windows aren’t cheap to replace. I can see that once the door is adjusted the quarter window and...
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SJust making a point. When you are done adjusting the door. Take the time to see how the window lines up. Just don't slam it shut!
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SSurfcuda replied to the thread Door Adjustment.Thank you, that’s good to know. If it will adjust to the right a 1/4 inch it should pull my door into proper alignment. I checked my...
