Mopar Muscle Association UK

Today’s job, adjustable front suspension limiters and Hotchkis steering arms. Being able to adjust front suspension travel is one way of controlling wheel stands, plus it stops the rod ends on the steering arms from running out of travel.

that looks great, i'd be well happy with that. :thumbright: on those tv programs they steam the trim and it tightens it up. if you have one of those handheld steam cleaners maybe give it a go? neil. Depends what the material is, mostly plastic and it doesn’t work. That used to be the trick with hea...

Really like that, it’s all in the details.

Bit of cheap 7mm adhesive chrome strip off eBay finishes off the head rest nicely.

Failed miserably when one of the rear shoes fell apart at the 11th hour. So, on with what I should have been doing 6 months ago…

Thanks, I think that would suit my needs.

Look good to me, I’d be happy with that. Where did you get the vinyl from? It looks very much like the colour I need for a job.

Cheers Pete, forecast is lousy but you never know…

That’ll do, gives me a whole 3 hours Tomorrow to prep the car before heading off to the track….

Popped the top off the paint this morning and realised the colour was way lighter than it was supposed to be :roll: quick dash to the paint shop for another go and it’s all good. Interior colour matches the door panels and its body colour in the boot. Glad that jobs out of the way it’s been bugging ...

Most people agree that lifters now need more preload than they used to. One of the reasons for that that I’ve heard is “new” lifters start off as used cores which are refurbished. I’ve never found Hughes information to be incorrect so far, so I tend to follow it. Personally I would snug all the rock...

40 thou preload isn’t enough with modern hydraulic lifters, also Hughes don’t recommend heavier than 30 weight oil. Wade through this, http://www.hughesengines.com/Upload/productInstructions/camshaft_instructions_Dec23.pdf I suggest a lack of preload and possibly too thick an oil is the reason for t...

Seriously underestimated how long it would take to mask up, took 2 of us 5 hours Anyway it’s in primer, top coat Tomorrow.

Paint the cage and get it back together a bit sharpish!

After 7 months of fixing other people’s stuff, better get mine back together, going racing next Friday…