SD> FS A-413 lockup torque converter

2005-08-01 Thread Moparmat2000
title say it all i have an A-413 lockup style torque converter used in a 1990 model transaxle. i think i still have a slightly used mopar lock up solenoid or TCCS that i will let go with it. i need to get rid of it as its taking up space in my garage. it is a rebuilt unit that ran very well in m

SD> FS: TIII Intake Cheap!!!, plus misc parts

2005-08-01 Thread Andrew Leonard
Greetings, The following are for sale: TIII Intake, bare $150.00 FREE SHIPPING TIII Rocker Arm Screws, $10.00 each TIII Rocker Arm Spacers $15.00 each Misc TIII Cylinder head pieces E-mail for info If anyone is interested contact Andrew @ [EMAIL PROTECTED] or 612-986-

Re: SD> heavy duty yet streetable (leg happy) clut

2005-08-01 Thread MoparMn426
I run a Dealer's Equipment T-III pp / T-II disk in my 3,100 pound Shelby Z, running 20 PSI with a 523 with the 3.85 FD, I do burnouts, hard launches, etc, baisically beat the livin h*** out of it, with no problems, and its easy on the leg as a stock T-II clutch. It holds up just fine. I know peo

SD> PolyBushings on Vacation

2005-08-01 Thread Johnny Spiva
I will be on Vacation from Tuesday Aug 2nd to Aug 16th. PolyBushings will be closed for this period. If you need something during this time, please see my web site, it has my venders listed. Thank You! Johnny Spiva PORTLAND, OREGON -- Selling Polyurethane parts for yo

RE: SD> cam swaps fron flat to roller

2005-08-01 Thread Mullikin.Stefan
Yes, just grab the cam and followers. Just make sure to match the lobes with the followers (don't lose track of which went where) Good luck, Stefan -Original Message- From: smartel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 7:17 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: SD> cam swa

RE: SD> question concerning 555 L body swap

2005-08-01 Thread Mullikin.Stefan
Possibly, it that would be interesting to do... I do have a 523 here that I could use to test with, but it wouldn't be very quick on the turn around. Stefan -Original Message- From: Ed Nickl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2005 7:41 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re:

Re: SD> Brake system problems

2005-08-01 Thread Marc Medina
Sounds more like the calipers and maybe the master cylinder than the prop valve. Thanks, Marc Medina - www.marcmedina.com < now with Shelby Dodge stuff! - Original Message - From: "Mike Fisher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "sdml" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 8:59 AM

SD> Brake system problems

2005-08-01 Thread Mike Fisher
Hey guys, I am having some issues with my brakes on my 85 Shelby Charger. After the car has sat for 12 years, you would think they would work fine, wouldnt ya? :) Anyway, I am having dragging issues. I have rebuilt and cleaned the calipers, cleaned and lubed the sliders and put on new lower

SD> cam swaps fron flat to roller

2005-08-01 Thread smartel
hello is it possable to swap a cam from an 87 lancer that has flat fowlers to a roller acam setup for inter cooled turbo 2.2 motor and do i need to know anything else to preform this swap thanks guys ---REMOVE-FOOTER-WHEN-REPLYING Questions? Visi

SD> PM connectors

2005-08-01 Thread Cooper, Greg K.
Phil, I used to run the Mopar Hotline, I always recommended, in a case like yours, to get some carb cleaner, an old towel, and a Mason jar > full of vinegar. First clean out ALL the grease from the connectors with the carb cleaner, use toothpicks and Q-tips if you have them. Put the towel unde

SD> Roll bar for Rampage?

2005-08-01 Thread PentastarTurbo
I was thinking of finding a rollbar for my Rampage for that "just in case" scenario and to stiffen up the chassis.. I was thinkin of one made for a Charger would be good, but what do I do when it comes to the rear window sence the Charger would have rear seats and the Rampage has a wall wit

SD> heavy duty yet streetable (leg happy) clutch?

2005-08-01 Thread PentastarTurbo
Im looking for a decent clutch setup.. Im not looking to run any serious boost yet (14psi tops) but in the future im lookin at around 18-20psi and I want something that will take some abuse and still be fairly easy on the leg.. any recommendations? thanks a bunch Chris Pauluk - Modesto