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With that plate and spindle spacer reminds me of scarebird kit I have in use.

And yet another paint option.

Buy 2 sets!

Here is a comparison on my favorite tire calc site. Pretty big difference but one thing most of us have going for us when we have taller tires in the back (mine are only 1" taller) is that the rear fender lip will cover the tire a bit and lessen the visual impact. I say look for a set of used...

Near me. 14x6 Mopar steel Wheels

Maybe try keeping you phone in line of site with the VU..BT adapter. Just to rule out signal interference that may be intermittently weaker. Assuming no change I'm still thinking to power the BT adapter with a separate 12v source for as test. Could also get another BT adapter for the...

Also I wanted to try one of these optocoupler relays. They should work. Trigger would be 12v ignition switched. But I havnt thought it out yet. These would be at your door much faster with some to share!

Since you issue involves a disconnection and not just noise in your music I'm not really sure but I'm guessing noisy power is the problem. If you have your phone plugged in (lighter/other 12v) try unplugging it and just use phone battery. Does that fix it? If not then you need to try powering...

I would fine with working with you on this where I would do the 3d mold/model. Just an option

anybody scan the QR code in my last post? I love this ****. This forum is about sharing things related to our cars so a thread on DIY Polyurethane bushings might be more appropriate. As far as cost anybody like me doing this should assume full cost until the result provides value. $75...

One day the 3d print mtrls themselves will be bushing worthy....

The video I linked to uses the mtrl I circled and the dude seems happy with his DIY results. But when I called the Smooth On company they said the mtrl does not perform well over time when exposed to greases and oils. Evidentially the commercial products have extra vulcanization processing that...

Here are polyurethanes of different hardnesses. 770 is most flexible and pourable without needing degassing. Haven't used them yet. PMC™ Series, Polyurethane Rubber Compounds

Your right about the need to stretch. But possibly because of its stiffness polyU bushing could be split. Otherwise they do have pourable rubber. And I do have access to 3d design and printing. Doing some now for the fury and will show when done.

with that stuff the extra expense is the pressure pot used to pull a vacuum and air out of the polyurathane. ive casually looked for used equipement. you could always try it without de-airing

Make them yourself maybe? diy polyurethane bushings - Google Search

To get a uniform surface (no brush strokes) I would think you would have to either thin it with solvent or mix in a paint conditioner like Penetrol.

This disc brake booster also fits a 69 with slight modifications to mounting plate (make hole bigger). Also will likely interfere with column shift. Fits my floor shift fine. 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY 6.6L 400cid V8 Power Brake Booster | RockAuto

Here is my link to my 17" steel spare from a new charger - Spare Tire Option and wheel info But here is some info on possible matches for 16". I say possible because you then really need to look at the details for each model individually either through this site or outside. In general this is...

FYI - Rockauto 5% off code = CARLISLECN thru 9/30 here is the closeout list for a 68 fury Wholesaler Closeout Parts : 1968 PLYMOUTH FURY 7.2L 440cid V8