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I've reground my valves and seats myself at work. We have a couple of machines that will save me some money. Then I port matched intake, exhaust to th...
I found pistons for a Plymouth 201. Compression height of 2.0" and bore of 3.125. after some research I found out that my 174.9 engine with 3.00" pist...
Once bearings went out for repair I had the issue with the pistons. Cylinder walls were tapered.017 and had bad grooves in them. The rings were mismat...
You may notice that the counter weights are bolted on. Then I started attempting to find a babbitter that I trusted. Originally egge referred me to o...
first thing I did was send my crank out to be turned and magnafluxed. It turned out great.
Sewing up my own seats and headliner. The headliner is a map of Rt. 66
its been awhile since I posted. Lots of progress, lots of issues. Some people would know my post on another website as going down the babbitt hole. So...
Took the 29 to the Syracuse nationals, only seen 2 desoto's out of 8000 cars. Was proud to be one of them.
And front door frame