Mopar Muscle Association UK

Mick70RR wrote: Tue Apr 21, 26 10:14 pm I'd keep it and use it for cleaning oil and grease off stuff.

Don’t keep it in the dustbin though

If your local tip wont accept it, try contacting a few local car garages to see if they will take from you, might have to pay though

I’ll give you your due, you’re always busy fabricating & doing work on your cars. Nice job

Before we lop ‘em off, does anyone know if these tabs are meant to be left on for any reason? :-k I’m guessing they are just where they are suspended for dipping or something, as I don’t recall the old skin having them and I’m sure they would foul the glass.

Just want to check if I’m missing ...

Thank’s Mark

Unfortunately, another step back yesterday. The intention for the trunk was just to wire wheel it back, quick patch of a couple of known areas, treat it and and paint it.

Not to be, once we got through all the grot and saw what we are working with. That’ll be a new trunk floor on ...

Great work, looking good

Duster1 wrote: Wed Jan 07, 26 8:01 pm Jesus, those mechanical fuel pumps are a bit pricey.

Im guessing not too dissimilar to the price of a Holley electric pump, good job you decided against EFI if a mech pump seems ouchy

Couldn’t agree more with Blue, if lower performance, a mech pump is good enough. They supply enough fuel, easy to fit, very quiet & generally hassle free
The drone of an electric pump, especially one dead heading soon wears thin….

Fuel supply is dependant in engine needs, as said you need to check on chosen EFI requirement. As a minimum for EFI, I would be looking at 3/8” supply & return.

I actually had to increase my return line size, as it was becoming a restrictor and took over from the regulator. That said, I have a ...

newsatten wrote: Tue Nov 25, 25 10:38 am
The scary thing is the cam sprocket is aluminium and nylon !

I had a 318 Mopar years back, that also had the same type of Cam sprocket. I wondered why it wouldn’t start one day. Found it had striped a couple of the nylon teeth. New chain & steel socket fixed that problem

Derek wrote: Fri Oct 31, 25 9:27 pm I am too but only because of the NHS, wonderful people.

Good news to hear you are on the road to a full recovery

Grace is my mate Colin’s daughter, she’s a very talented fabricator & welder. Loves her car & racing, she used to do the clutch in one of the funny cars, but mainly crews for Don these days

newsatten wrote: Sat Aug 23, 25 8:46 am I’ve 850 hours in it so far and still miles from completion!

At least it’s only your time & not a shops time, I’d hate to think of the bill

Progress looks great from the photo updates

Wow, that’s a tough one to take again…..

Headers are a strange thing to fab for me, never sure how I’m going to do it, then I decide, then half way through I find a better idea, then again I will make another change. I’m generally happy at the end :D

As you say, once the steering side is done, the other side always seems a breeze ...