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Xcudame replied to the thread 1970 CUDA 440.I agree with @pschlosser, the rear end noise might be something other than the rear axle gears. Check the U-joints. Going from 3.23 to... -
1. Rear End - The noise is likely something mechanical. It could be wear, a bearing, a U-joint, it may be something else. Those noises...
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Xcudame replied to the thread Lug Stud Recommendation.RockAuto (or Dorman 610103 part number)...
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Xcudame replied to the thread QA1 UCA and LCA Upgraded.Mopars can be made to handle extremely well!
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Thanks to many posts on forebodiesonly.com I went with the QA1 UCA and LCA upgrades. Everything went well, no issues and QA1 product is...
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Xcudame replied to the thread A/C delete.Nothing. The heater box and defroster don't know the AC is gone. I removed my AC from my 70 Challenger years ago before I moved to...
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Before OSHA.
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The temperature operated vacuum by-pass valve, or thermostatic ignition control valve (TIC), was released for some 1973 engines...
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Xcudame replied to the thread What Upper & Lower Hoses?.I'm tagging my good friend @heminut on this one as he has the 5.7 Hemi in his Cuda!
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Xcudame replied to the thread Whats the difference please..My Mopar brothers have answered this pretty good, but I wanted to throw in my two cents. There will be a casting date on the intake...
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The casting numbers (the part numbers found cast into a part) and the dealer parts book part number are not often the same number...
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68-70 used the square bore 4150/4160 mounting , these are a great intake 72-73 used the Thermoquad spread bore mount also a very good...
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Intake manifold casting number 3671918, part number 3698656, is the original intake manifold used on 1973 340 engines. The suffix of...