Darth Vedder, ruler of Sierra realm;
Sure-Grip is the proper term.
I have a nice 4.10 clutch-style Sure Grip for sale if you want to go quick
or pull houses off their foundation; rebuilt and ready to burn fossil
fuel.
Gary Pavlovich
Polyhead Performance
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eastern Sierra Adjustment Services" <esierraadj@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2008 12:02 PM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] kelsy hays wheels and 58 plys Gold Vs on ebay now
And what is the proper name, for a MoPar-brand limited slip
differential...?
Neil Vedder
Wayne Graefen wrote:
What Kelsey-Hayes wheels for Mopar? _There is NO SUCH THING._ All the
'50s Mopar wire wheels were produced by Motor Rim and Wheel. This gross
mistake has been promoted down through the decades in every kind of
publication from rodding to restoration. I am flabbergasted to see
knowledgeable Mopar people continue it. _NO Kelsey-Hayes._ Every
ForwardLooker ought to know this FACT by now.
There were four types of Motor Wheel wire wheels. 1. The chromed
short-lace for Imperials with the 5.5" bolt pattern. 2. The chromed
short-lace for Chryslers and DeSotos with the 4.5 inch bolt pattern.
3. The chromed long-lace for the Dodges and Plymouths with the 4.5" bolt
pattern. 4. The painted long-lace for the Dodges and Plymouths with
the 4.5" bolt pattern. They all used the same two-bar cast pot metal
chrome center hubcap.
Wayne
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