Recent content by tomg

Your article on tuning ends for idle was perfect. I would only suggest kill bleed if all carbs are tuned properly and you want to take it to the next step. It can work great when used correctly.

RTV or gasket maker works. Whatever you use it has to be gasoline resistant. The hole is very tiny you don't need much.

ProMax Performance makes billet throttle plates that have the idle screws relocated closer to the outer edge of the float bowl and can be adjusted easily while running. This is only an issue for the rear carb. As far as making the carbs come in quicker there is a trick to it. It is called...

Chicago carburetor has rebuild kits for the carbs. I have one kit I bought for spares and was happy with it. Just specify end or center. Also Holley has a kit part# 3-396 that has enough parts for all three carbs. NAPA kits work also part# 2-5529

Yes it is the float bowl screw gasket or the screw is not tight enough. I have had this same problem new gasket fixed it.

Picture of me and car @ memorial day parade

Car was equipped with 383HP N96 air grabber auto trans 3.91 gear 26" 054 radiator power steering w/cooler and manual drum brakes from factory. Now has mild 440 with 292/509 cam cast iron 6BBL manifold Mallory electronic ignition Dana 60 with SS springs and snubber turbo action manual valve body...

I'd like to introduce myself to the 'RR nation. I have owned my '69 for 33 years, my first ride out of high school. I bought it almost completely stock. It was wearing non stock rims and rubber all the way around paint and interior color was also non original. It had 63k miles on it when I...

I noticed the A-12 car had a white, (painted) top. My came car came black with black top and pewter interior. I have the fender tag for the car.

Does anyone know how many '69 RR's were made in the color combo of Black outside and Pewter inside? I am the owner of one, I have read that Pewter interior was a '69 option on Plymouth only and is rare. I remember reading an article in the mopar collectors guide magazine which stated there were...