EastYorkStang
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The third ?
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What about adding heating/cooling to your existing seats ? When I redid my '65 El Camino I added heated pads to the bench I already had.
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Look into earlier model Mustang seat pans. An acquittance is your size who put earlier pans in his. Fits comfortably.
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What would work on a Versailles rear axle ?
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What is the width ?
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On 4/15/2023 at 1:38 PM, RPM said:For something as simple as changing oil, I use the drive on ramps. Easy peasy.
When I need to lift the front or back, or both, I use the front torque boxes and lift the rear from the center of the rear housing. I rarely use jack stands anymore since I built a set of 2x4 cribbing stands.
What does the tire rest on ? Foot squared, looks to be 7 high?
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We all good be a bit more "Hip" !
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Realized that after I posted. Oh well……
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The steering box has no fluid in it. Pump and ram do. Put in a flaming river unit eons ago. Then took the pump and ram off. With headers the bracket that relocates the ram would always scrape the pavement, speed bumps, driveway humps.
Had others that were contemplating a rack & pinion drive my car. They changed their mind and called Flaming River. -
Engineering number (C8OE 9430 B) found on an early passenger-side manifold taken from a 1968 Mercury Cyclone. Interestingly, I can't find a cross-reference for this casting number in my 1970 Master Cross Reference List, but it obviously exists.
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Where are you ?
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On 4/1/2023 at 6:34 PM, smh00n said:Yes, the white wire I have connected to the cigarette lighter. Push it in, grounded. Sneaky, right? Except now the whole world knows....
I am using all MSD ignition; billet distributor, 6AL CDi box all hooked up to the Sniper. Effortless, never had an issue.
Why would you need the ground ? What purpose does it serve ?
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On 3/29/2023 at 7:35 AM, aslanefe said:I have been using one over 3 years on one of my cars. It works, but the pump itself is a little noisy especially when the fuel level is low. It should be easy to install a better pump on the pick up assembly when/if the pump part fails. It also reads the fuel level decently.
What F I unit are you using ?
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Interesting how the quarters were repaired. Before new whole units were made.
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How much wider is a 1971 ? Would the spring perches be wider as well ?
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Was that the only car there ..... ?
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Does anyone have that Lincoln rear end in their car ? What tire combo are you using ?
Its narrower then the '70 unit.
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Never happened to me but my car is all factory original. Did have the bracket come loose on the pedal after a while. Put some lock tight on the bolts holding the bracket.
Hasn't come loose since.
Bandwidth issue
in The Garage
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No, was stating I was the third poster of the new month.