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Over the years I’ve considered swapping to the 70s style because of cable. The aerolatch looks slick but are very pricey. This prompted me to google locking hood pins. There are some inexpensive options, less than $20. They look like the might work but didn’t see anything in a stainless steel but black could work for me. I’ll be interested in what you decide on.
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Are you sure you don’t have the hoses reversed? Although that usually produces a significant shutter it might be worth checking.
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TCP Rack and Pinion what headers to use??
jjstang replied to bpstump's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
I got the same response from unisteer too. mines a 69 w/ 351w, 4r70w auto, power everything so your results might be different but I ended up with hedmens. They were labeled for engine swaps. They seem to be a little tighter to the engine. Worked for me. No beating them with a hammer either. Don’t know if this helps but might be worth checking. -
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Thanks so much.
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Over the years I’ve made changes. 1” lowering coils, Shelby drop and now 17” 234x45. I’m hitting the ground occasionally so I am curious of how much it has dropped drop stock. I measure 23 1/2 from the fender lip to the ground. Can someone tell me what the stock measurement is? TIA
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I got mine classic tube.
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I see. That wasn’t my problem. Probably an L bracket to the bottom would work.
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My car is assembled. I tried to see if I could get a look down between the glass. That didn’t work. essentially I placed it as far down and towards the door jam as I could for clearance. Drilled two hole in the interior door shell. Used the device to determine where to drill holes. Very easy.
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I installed those. I screwed it directly to the inside door panel. No brackets needed.
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https://a.co/d/cfCrQRb this is what worked best for me. The spot weld cutter left metal that then needs to be ground down and was slower.
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I did the nurelics. Work great
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Headers: 351W, T5, Cable Clutch, Pwr Steering and Brakes
jjstang replied to TexasEd's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
I’m out in of town right now but I can check when I get back. It was labeled for engine swaps. -
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Question for those running 9-10 wide rear wheels
jjstang replied to ThePoose's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
I did 17x9 with 255 nitto on In the rear. I have mid eye leafs. No rubbing. I do need to lower the rear about an 1”. -
Headers: 351W, T5, Cable Clutch, Pwr Steering and Brakes
jjstang replied to TexasEd's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
I did the hedman 351w swap headers. No clearance issues with 4r70w and unisteer rack. They are tight to the block and spark plugs access is tight. This might help someone.