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    Hughes Engines no longer providing camshafts

    Bullet cams is the one I was trying to think of , As always comp would be near the bottom of the list of cams I would choose
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    Replacing Lifters on 73 318

    Comp is always a bad choice for Mopars but people always by from comp first as if there were no other cam companies out there
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    Hughes Engines no longer providing camshafts

    UltraDyne turned into Lunati which sold to comp unfortunately but might still grind to Old specs I recall Sixpack cams had similar grinds , Engle used to grind excellent mopar cams
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    Accessory feed connectors with tan wires from fuse box

    There often is nothing plugged into it but it would be a feature that would be on with the key either turned forward to run or backward to acc position such as separate feed for a radio
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    Mopar Engine Ruggedness

    I agree Mopar engineering was way ahead of the competition , except the 80s I bought an 89 Ram with a Cummins manual at 400,000, the Getrag trans failed & there were zero parts available so I swapped an NV4500 & put another 400,000 on it & sold it still running when I moved to Panama , my...
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    Replacing Lifters on 73 318

    With a very good magnet I have been able to replace lifters without pulling the intake , just fishing them out through the access between ports , if the lifters are old varnish may make this difficult or impossible but worth a try .
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    E-Body shock absorber selection

    Double adjustable QA1 or bilstein would be my choice
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    totally confused

    I'm not coming to Canaduh just for free beer!
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    totally confused

    Could be a # of things , do you have the Alum belhousing? The pivot could be wrong inside the belhousing . What I would do is use the 12" fork & either modify the Z bar to line up with it or cut the 12" fork shorter , reweld & brace it at the weld so it lines up .
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    Door Lock Lubrication

    I agree with White Lithium for moving parts , the lock cylinder should only have Graphite in it , small parts will stop moving if oil based lube is used as dirt will stick
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    Chattering Clutch Issue Resolved

    Not exact but similar to this...
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    Chattering Clutch Issue Resolved

    Not familiar with the GM one but likely similar
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    Chattering Clutch Issue Resolved

    For the truck applications Mopar used a 1/2 steel ball instead of the rubber on the adjuster going into the end of the fork , I always substituted the steel 1/2 ball , Mopar May still sell them , or Brewers will know about them , far more durable especially using heavier clutches .
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    Hello from California

    Welcome !
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    73 Challenger Resto, Japan

    The MSD Blaster coils are known to leak oil sitting horizontal , keep an eye on it , Pertronix has a better coil , Congrats on limping it home at least !
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    73 e body challenger motor mount mods

    Mancini has interlocking mounts also , can't recall the name at this moment tho ../ Mag mount maybe ?
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    New rear springs

    Add 1 full leaf under the main leaf , clamp the front section & add a couple of 1/2 leafs forward & you will see a difference !!
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