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#1
If one side is tightened with load on it and one side doesn't have load on it then it is possible to have some difference. How much I don't know. Here's some info from MOOG:

https://www.moogparts.com/en-gb/blog/tighten-bushing-bolt-on-vehicle-sub-frame.html

      Roy
#2
Have an alarm set on my phone 🥃🥃

      Roy
#3
1966 Shelby GT350/GT350H / Re: Tri power intake
May 07, 2024, 08:24:06 PM
I keep looking for those sock thieves but can never catch them.

    Roy
#4
Don,you're right. I need more sleep 💤💤

      Roy
#5
My cats piss is pretty potent. A few drops in a tank of gas will make a car purr like a kitten and I'z got plenty of cat piss to go around.

      Roy
#6
We know somebody on here that likes red vehicles so here's one that's for sale. Hahaha

      Roy
#7
I'll refer back to my post number 1 which was never answered. He should load the front suspension and even add a hundred pounds and loosen all the bolts bounce it up and down a little, then tighten all the bolts and go from there. No cost, just an hour or two of time.

       Roy
#8
Parts For Sale / Re: 69 Boss 429 master cylinder
May 07, 2024, 12:10:23 AM
Check out this discussion on the BOSS302 forum:

https://www.boss302.com/smf/index.php?topic=55990.msg362377#msg362377

      Roy
#9
Is there going to be a memorabilia auction also? Any link if there is?

    Roy
#10
I'm getting confused. You start out talking about the front end being off and then you start talking about the rear end so I don't know what you are trying to fix. Please clarify. Maybe I'm just getting to old 😕

       Roy
#11
1966 Shelby GT350/GT350H / Re: Tri power intake
May 06, 2024, 11:15:51 PM
I don't know about hood clearance for the different years but I have the same 2x4 setup that shelbydoug has and I used 1in. phenolic spacers under the carbs in order to clear the export brace and monte carlo bar. 3x2 setup should be great for a daily driver that you just jump on once in awhile and give you better gas mileage and in my opinion they look good. If performance is what you're after then stick with what you have or go with a 2x4 setup if you also want the WOW factor.

      Roy
#12
That picture reminds me of 2 things. A guy that had a high performance shop a few blocks from my job built one with a 454 in the bed and gave me a ride one day. Scared the crap out of me as we quickly came up on a vehicle at a stop light and didn't hit the brakes until the last second and just barely stopped in time. Pretty scary when the only thing in front of you is a windshield and you stop about 2ft before hitting the other car. The other thing it reminds me of is this picture from an accident that happened on the freeway not to far away.

      Roy
#13
Hey Don, I think someone was looking for some on the BOSS302 forum. Probably look in the wanted section.

      Roy
#14
I have two good alzheimer's moments in my life. My first date with my wife was January first 1975 at Fremont Raceway, pretty easy to remember that one. We were supposed to get married on the 4th of July but found out her best friend was getting married that day so we got married on 5th of July and get this ××× Doctor Love married us 😵�💫  Hard to forget that kind of stuff.

         Roy

     
#15
Can you post a picture of the exact dash emblem you are looking for?

    Roy