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Re: Needed: Coupe Diff Bump stop
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Thanks Tom! That would be awesome if you can find it!

Posted on: 2014/10/7 9:30
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Needed: Coupe Diff Bump stop
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I need a stock Coupe Diff Bump stop. Anyone?

Posted on: 2014/9/30 8:54
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Re: Um, yeah I think it needs a panhard bar.
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For solid rear axle location, I like the Mumford link the best. It allows you to set your roll center wherever you want. By changing the angle of the outer links, the roll center is where the links would meet in in middle. This could even be below the ground if you wanted.
I have not found it necessary so far. My car has Delrin bushings at the front of the spring, and Urethane on all the other mounts. Koni Single adjustables. It pulled just over 1G at the Streets of Willow Skid pad on Toyo R888's 225/45-13's No noticeable rear axle movement.

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Posted on: 2014/8/20 11:23
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Re: 60A O-ring part# ?
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Thanks DD!

Posted on: 2014/7/5 6:10
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60A O-ring part# ?
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Anyone know the part# for the O-ring on the front seal cover of the 60A gearbox? You know, the part where the release bearing slides over and attaches with three bolts. I couldn't find it in the tech wiki.

Posted on: 2014/7/4 20:38
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Re: '72 Facelift grill?
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Thanks! A question though...
Where exactly would that be? Who's got them? I don't go on Facebook.....

Posted on: 2014/6/8 7:32
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Re: '72 Facelift grill?
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C'mon! No one has one of these they want to get rid of?

Posted on: 2014/6/6 9:28
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Re: '72 Facelift grill?
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Still lookin' for one in good shape! Anyone know who's got one?

Posted on: 2014/5/17 9:47
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Re: Crankshaft Big End Diameter?
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Machined for the Valves... 10.5:1 compression. Didn't want any detonation problems on pump gas.

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Posted on: 2014/4/20 7:15
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Re: Crankshaft Big End Diameter?
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Hey Guys! Thanks for the replies. Yes, I applied sealant in the cap corners.. It's damn frustrating! This engine will be coming out for a third time..Grrrrrrr

Posted on: 2014/4/19 12:06
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