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    Parallel flow condenser quality and fitment

    Is there a recommended source for RV2 rebuild parts? At least seals and gaskets?
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    Parallel flow condenser quality and fitment

    Not sure what models or engines use that one; mine has one connector on the drivers side, one on the passenger side. It looks almost exactly like the ones on the ebay page. Some differences in the corners/braces but otherwise very close.
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    Hughes Engines no longer providing camshafts

    Surprised I just heard of this since it started last year. Hughes Engines no longer makes/provides their line of camshafts, with only a few types still in stock. Not sure when this started but below is posted on their website home page. " "REAL CHRYSLER CAMS" ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE! WHY...
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    Parallel flow condenser quality and fitment

    Small block has the front (RV2) compressor outlet connected to the drivers side condenser connection, and receiver drier and evaporator connected to the passenger side. Both the Original Air type and the ones currently on ebay are set up with those connections. For all I know its the same...
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    Parallel flow condenser quality and fitment

    Unlikely. I wish I'd done this a couple of years ago before Original got bought out; their information and parts selection were much better than whats out there now. I expect that these aftermarket condensers are not as good quality wise as OEM but would still like to know from someone's...
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    Parallel flow condenser quality and fitment

    My 1971 Challenger A/C has been broken since I got the car in 1980; I'm putting together the parts I need to get it going again. The A/C box has been rebuilt, the evaporator thoroughly cleaned and sealed, got the missing hoses, and they also test good so not even needing rebuild, just cleaning...
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    Clock repair.. may have value to everyone!

    I got my non-rallye clock working after 15 years of use and 10 years of sitting on a shelf based on an old magazine article; they recommended using naphtha (lighter fluid) as the cleaning agent; it loosened and flushed out the old lube and dust and crap that had built up. The article said that...
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    Dash Pad vs Dash Cap

    Been forever since I looked but dash caps were just a vacuum formed or molded plastic cover that can be glued over your current dashpad. No foam or frame, literally just a 'cover' made to look like the original pad. You have to trim down any cracks that 'stick up' on your dashpad, and also...
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    Brake caliper stress

    Caliper adapters underwent a change at some point in 1971-2. Rocket Resto ran into this on their Superbird last year. The earlier caliper adapters need the older 'big mouth' calipers; the newer adapters will work with old or new 'small mouth' calipers. The youtube video where they were...
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