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351/T5 '65 Mustang lives!
Hi All,
After one fiasco followed by another...four starters (re-built), two thermostats, another radiator (now 4-row) and a weird ignition wiring discovery (previous owner's radio wiring, I'm not sure I can ever explain it) the car is up and running. Following cam break-in and timing set to 12d adv'd the engine is very crisp. The clutch/transmission conversion only required some rear transmission mount fabbing. The Pro 5.0 shifter/handle is in a great position. Still have some suspension work to do in front (dropped it too much) and minor items to pass inspection this old girl will be back on the streets by Wednesday next week. bradtx |
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B2723m wrote:
> Hi All, > > After one fiasco followed by another...four starters (re-built), two > thermostats, another radiator (now 4-row) and a weird ignition wiring discovery > (previous owner's radio wiring, I'm not sure I can ever explain it) the car is > up and running. Following cam break-in and timing set to 12d adv'd the engine > is very crisp. The clutch/transmission conversion only required some rear > transmission mount fabbing. The Pro 5.0 shifter/handle is in a great position. > > > Still have some suspension work to do in front (dropped it too much) and minor > items to pass inspection this old girl will be back on the streets by Wednesday > next week. > > bradtx Cool! It's so exciting when a project finally comes together. I've been working on mine for 2.5 years now, and I can't wait to get to your stage. Be sure and give us some driving impressions. -- ..boB 1997 HD FXDWG - Turbocharged! 2001 Dodge Dakota QC 5.9/4x4/3.92 1983 GMC Jimmy - Mountain Beater 1966 Mustang Coupe - Daily Driver 1966 FFR Cobra - Ongoing project |
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Bob, Best of luck on yours. We were lucky that some of the major pieces we
wanted during the initial planning became available at the right time. Just yesterday it became apparent that another project is required...the SVT 460 in my son's Superformance Cobra may've taken a major dump. We're including the option of building up a 392 or 427. Patrick, We've a ton of digital pics, but we're gonna wait 'till all of the bugs have been sorted out. Some of the pics are of mistakes and some could be of mistakes we haven't discovered yet! bradtx |
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Some of the pics are of mistakes and some could be
> of mistakes we haven't discovered yet! > Thats why it would be best to show them to us so we can help you find your mistakes!! Erik D. '94 white lightning '01 white GT |
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Erik, I'm trying not to look too ignorant!
It did go for it's first short road trip yesterday to check for tire interferance, the SSBC front brakes and p-valve setting. The smiles will have to be surgically removed. bradtx |
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