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No C body "should" have a 904. As heavy of a car as they are they need the heavy duty -ness of a 727.....

I use either Indian Head or Aviation seal or even Hi Tack on many places but I try to avoid using anything besides a gasket on a trans pan.

It's not a secret I just don't know it off the top of my head. I think it's listed in one of my ATSG trans overhaul books, I do have an a500 sitting here that I have to go thru and get a pan gasket for anyway I'll look when I get home. I can't tell you how many idiots I've seen where the they...

YES they are available for a 904. And yes the a500/42rh/re and 44rh/re were available in more than just v6 and non magnum 318s. They were in many 318 magnum equipped vehicles. And every one of those transmissions had the same kind of pan gasket. That said I've seen a few transmissions lately...

when you drain the engine you dont always get it all out. with a fresh engine that starts out totally dry, its not unusual to have to put in a little more than you would on just an oil change.

The only Holley carbs I've ever had even decent luck with were the 2210and 2245 also the 2 bbl ones they replaced the bbd with. And even the 2210/2245s have been a crapshoot, as to whether they would run worth a ****.

How about a TQ???? I've had good luck with them on a cruiser . For a 1/4 miler not sure. I've also had good luck with AFB/Edelbrock except: On a couple of them with afb's, when in hot weather especially/, I have had trouble with fuel percolating when I would shut them down and went to restart...

sorry no holleys

75-78 fury, 75-79 cordoba, 78-79 magnum, 75-76 Coronet, 77-8 Monaco 75-78 charger will all have what you need

I wouldn't do an adapter. If you want to run the 2 bbl as the 360s did simply swap to a 360 intake. I've do e that before on an otherwise stone stock 318. Problem is that particular Holley is "feast or famine"... If you get a good one it's really good, otherwise they're crap. I've rebuilt my...

Long hauled in 09, that year ended in Bristol too. Then did 3 stops in 10. Both in my fury I still have "but it's a b body" not a "c". There was a '75-76-ish c body Both years whose owner was wanting any and all participants to autograph it. I couldn't find my 1st year one the 2nd time around...

I took have yet to own anything but rwd or 4x4. Have never owned a front (wrong) wheel drive of any kind since I hate working on them for others when they come in for service. Whoever decided to turn the engine sideways in the engine compartment should be hung....

Then we still have the 01 Durango, with it's 314k miles on it and 360 magnum (an engine they should still have in current day dodges along with the companion 318s I love the 318)... It'll be on the road again as soon as I get the money for the trans overhaul parts..... Hopefully in about 2 weeks

Don't think I'll ever be able to afford something "less than 10 years old" again.... We just bought the 03 Durango this past veterans Day, I can buy 15-20 similar vehicles for the price of 1 new one. Nothing new interests me anyway. I wish they would bring out the tooling and remake early 70s A...

Huh I had another post after the s10 blazer guy but I don't see it

Yeah I know the "everything breaks" thing. I started with Mopar and realized quick with my parents having had a mix, and having an oil filter that would fit Mom's olds on the shelf but not one to fit dads Plymouth wagon.. I started with a 76 charger, bought a 75 cordoba when the charger got t...

Daily drivers are a 12 dodge 1/2 ton ex Fastenal truck a 96 Dakota 318 club cab 4wd and my wife drives a 03 Durango. I've never owned anything but Mopar. I have had a couple of 4.0 inline powered jeeps.

I've yet to own anything besides Mopar since I started driving in the 80s.

You're wrong. The year from hell was 2023.

So between the hardtop and the sedan which version had the wing window in the front doors and which didn't