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4 hours ago, greg g said:

Did you inspect for and remove the mylar bar code inventory sticker that Coker puts inside the tires before you mounted them??? If not they will with time and miles chaff the tube sides causing flats.  

I did not! Fortunately they are just temporarily mounted. The end user plans on dismounting and balancing them. I've had them on my '31 DeSoto for 8K+ miles with no issues, but very good to know for future projects!  Thank you for the info!

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1 minute ago, MoparMontana said:

I did not! Fortunately they are just temporarily mounted. The end user plans on dismounting and balancing them. I've had them on my '31 DeSoto for 8K+ miles with no issues, but very good to know for future projects!  Thank you for the info!

It would have never occurred to me to remove them,either. That's the kind of good tip many of us can probably benefit from.

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Nice bellcrank for the accelerator linkage, are you going to have any sort of sump guard or something either side of the sump to protect the dissy and/or oil lines & exhaust etc.....also a fuel tank guard at the rear?........so like the remote master cylinder lines..........andyd  

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What brand/type/size are the  hoses, fittings  used in the oil filter system?  I'm considering a similar setup on my 230 refresh but was concerned about restricting flow to the bearing if the fittings were too small.  Any info on locating and drilling the holes would be appreciated also.

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On 1/23/2018 at 12:25 PM, MoparMontana said:

Hi there, I'm not much of a forum guy but wanted to share this because I think it's going to be a really exciting project on many levels.  I have been asked by a gentleman in Belgium to prepare his TJ Richards-bodied 1933 Dodge Roadster for the 2019 Peking to Paris Rally.  While remaining very original in appearance, it will be powered by a meticulously prepared 230, a T5 transmission, and a more modern rear axle to dependably concur the arduous 8,000+ mile trip.  Other than those three items the car will remain 100% period correct and unmodified in any way. Stay tuned, it going to be a bumpy ride, pun intended.

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mind if I ask what T-5 you used? did you go to tremec and buy one or did you find out out of a Chevy/Ford? if so what year? need help doing a similar setup on my 33

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