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i'm also interested in those shafts. how important would be the damper on the passenger side axle shaft? the units from ebay dont seem to have them

oh btw bruce...do you have a spare set of the famous TH425 power drive you might want to sell?

hey guys,

any idea where i can get those two brackets?

can't find them anywhere

can someone provide some specs on the 1st gen toro final drive?

currently talking to a known LSD manufacturer. maybe they can build LSD's for less $$$

thanks doc, i did mine just like those in your pictures. but i didnt had any luck with the rear upper bushings so far. rockauto advertised the wrong set to be the correct rear upper bushing set. got my refund and they changed its description in their catalog. steele rubber still claims to have the c...

hard to explain. the main difference will be firewall and the frame crossmember where the transmission mounts. on a 1971 the downpipe goes between the firewall and the crossmember, while on a 1970 theres not enough clearance so the downpipe needs to have steeper angled curves like two 90° turns and ...

check out this thread..someone adapted those headers on a 1971 toronado

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1510

as for the RobbMC starter..they took it down due to not enough orders.

they sold me the CAD file for the adapter plate so i could buy the olds RWD mini starter from RobbMC and craft the adapter on my own.

might be cheaper to go with one of the starters bruce recommends.

i recently installed the pertronix ignitor III i need the rev limiter, so i went with that kit. its pretty straight forward. swapped out the ignition coil, then i took out the points..installed the adapter plate and finally the module. i did it with the distributor in the car, but pulling the old gr...

yes..but i would like to hear if it is ok to replace a full rubber bushing with one of the sleeved type.

steeleruber told me that their bushing is the correct replacement.

the steelrubber part is around 1-3/8" in diameter - factory is 1-5/8"

nah..mines also just full rubber without any sleeve. i try to get an answer from moog ..they also claim to have the correct replacement.

http://www.moog-suspension-parts.com/moog-sb298_rear

i'll let you know