What's hard for you to comprehend is that it would work fine in a 50's or older car just fine.
Owning a 51 Plymouth, you are wrong.
Is it ideal, no and that has been stated but you're so busy trying to be a d*ck that you can't comprehend that people don't always do things the way that YOU think they should.
Right, comprehension issues for you, once again. All I did was lay put why the NP465 is a bad choice.
It's just like most of your other posts, there's your way of doing things and no others should be considered or allowed.
What put that giant chip on your shoulder????
Someone is trying to use what they already have, why is that so bad?????????????
Not everyone builds high dollar perfect cars.
Last thing I knew, that's what hot rodding was all about, build something and have fun doing it.
I think that the fun went out of it for you a long time ago.
