Absolutely, I will call to confirm the sway bar..
http://www.jegs.com/i/Jegster/550/40082/10002/-1
But, do you think round would be better than the traditional square arm? I would think so..........
I'm planning on adding a rear sway bar & need to box my lower control arms....I see at JEG's, they now have round lower control arms which are cheaper than buying the boxed version. Or I get the kit inwhich I need to have someone weld in the bracket to my existing rusty arms to box them. Seems to me that the round version would be a much more stable option. Looking for some experienced input.........
OK. I have 15 x 7's on this 71 and noticed that on the humps near the lugnut it is stamped 'GM' and 'C' I'm certain these are the FW code....Just like to learn more info. I possibly might go with 16x8's on the rear but that's waaay down on the list.
In the future, I'm planning on pulling the TH350 & installing a manual (possibly a Keisler 5-speed)so that's why I asked the question.........bottom line is that I will need to close a vaccuum port on carb?
Have been reading up on Q-jets & have a question, why is there a different part # for automatics vs manual tranny?
I have a 7041208 DN. The last number (8) denotes auto....
I guess that this is what the original looks like, it must be stuck closed now as I don't feel any heat inside. Can any vacuum line be connected here? What controls the operation of the valve? I've seen various pictures on this forum where it appears that this device has been removed on many cars. Being in Arizona & never using the heater (at least in this car)I'm tempted to cap off the lines to & from the heater core/engine...Any input??
It's a TH350, square pan. Looks like I've got a leak where the speedocable attaches....Does that collar just spin off?
Next question, where are the markings on the rearend (differential)so I can determine exactly what I have?