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Double check your linkage to the carb/kickdown. Maybe pressure is a bit high at lower RPM.

Give these guys a call. They do great work. See pic under stainless header.

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I too have been searching for an Early MOPAR turquoise paint and bought many rattle cans. I have come to the conclusion that for the greenish turquoise, Hirsch paint is the best match. These two videos with show the matches to earlier cars. Bob matched to the NLA 210 Green, which had been...

https://www.hemiperformance.com.au/shop/restoration-engine-enamel-pressure-pack-paint-chrysler-early-blue-turquoise.html

Which exact color of 877 4 paint 1 did you use?

Is this the Hirsch Chrysler Turquoise?

Thanks Mike. So that 340 pic is not an authentic shade for MOPAR turquoise? Whose paint did you use in your 70 Swinger ? I seem to remember the lighter shade of turquoise you found on the interment to be the color I remember seeing in the late '60's on my uncle's 63 Chrysler station wagon. I...

Which paint is this!

I have been searching the web looking for a current match, and found a post on the A bodies forum from toolmanmike with a picture of the true turquoise engine paint color. But the paint source was not mentioned. I may guess that this is the now obsolete P4120752 MOPAR paint? Is anyone on the...

Which paint supplier did you use? Is this the MOPAR P4120752?

If you find that case ley me know!

I guess I'm getting gas over the engine & trans being on the lift as I lower the car off of the jack stands. Slowly I guess right?