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I have a sb 727, laying in the corner.

It will be up for grabs in the near future

If I remember right, the whole thing is referred to as the tensioner, in earlier manuals

15x7 Magnum wheel

Four barrel FMJ kickdown linkage, intake bracket and Edelbrock carb throttle lever. Just found this while digging for other parts

I'll look tomorrow and see if I still have one of mine

Thanks

I must have used a shop press to get my front bushings out. I don't even remember removing them..... The rear mount has an over travel stop for the shackles, I think they called them tensioners because Chrysler liked to use there own terms

I unfortunately understand. Currently replacing the rockers on my 04 SRT. Trim can make the situation worse, that is for sure. The left seems to get the worst of the road salt damage.

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Welcome aboard. The early M-body was always a favorite of mine

I think the peaches are supposed to be at 44 inches, they came with 3.07, 3.55 or 4.10 gears, and 29 spline axels.

Welcome back!

Cherokee 8.25 is only 1/2 inch wider than the late M/ J body one, according to the the Jeep forums

Congratulations!!!

3 row, not a direct bolt in, but easily mounted with a a few holes added to the flanges. Unbranded, If I remember correctly

26" aluminum radiator, with cap and built in transmission cooler. Originally for either an late A-body or an E-body. $100 + shipping, OBO

Tito's and pineapple is really good, there are very few vodkas that are as clean.

Beautiful

My Mirada had a leak because the urethane had dried out and split

I'll try looking in my stash, this weekend. I should still have a set of them

Filter access is a big reason for it. For those of us running header instead of exhaust manifold, changing the filter ends in oil on the pipes that you can't clean out completely.......the smoke is awful.

The drivers door hinges on my Mirada are off of a 5th Ave