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Everything posted by Footcutter11
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They are from Pypes. They have them at Summit.
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I did it, and it was real easy. Just be aware that you may need a new starter, depending on the flywheel you get. I got a Ford Racing flywheel, and it takes an automatic starter. The difference, is the starter offset. I also got my T5 from http://www.ebay.com/sch/mpsautosalvage/m.html I have hammered it with my twin turbo 427, and it still works great! Good luck.
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Designed and fabed myself.
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Here is my magnaflow system, 3" under the axle.
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No. It uses a MAP sensor above the butterflies, and a wideband O2 sensor on one of the banks (Driver side for me). In addition it uses MAT (manifold air temp), Coolant temp, fuel pressure, timing (just a measurement no control), TPS, IAC, and oil pressure for adjusting the fuel table. When I added my new exhaust (started with side pipes), it adjusted very quickly.
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Got a little artsy fartsy with the tail pipes. I like it.
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Which one? The main analog is the VHX from Dakota Digital, the Digital dash is from Holley. PM me if you want more info.
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I am running a 262/268 duration cam, and the computer has adjusted things nicely. Only tuning I have had to do was base timing with the distributor, and I did that by ear. You should be fine, since my car runs great and my vacuum sucks (no pun intended)...
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https://youtu.be/FR3wjoUUk0U
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What a tool. He would really hate me since I am a "cutter." Makes me want to find an R-code, and start cuttin'...
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Just put on some Magnaflow 3" with X-pipe and twin turbos. On the gas they rip, love the sound. Idle, is classic Ford (I am running a 262 cam), decel, jury is still out, it sounds kinda like sizzling bacon... I will do a vid. Oh, and I had straight side pipes before, just tired of getting gassed out. I definitely have more power with the new setup.
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I am running a Holley HP, with MPFI, and I love it.
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For now they are straight out under the axel, out to about where the gas tank would be (I use a in the trunk fuel cell). I will be working on over the axel down the road with dual tips, and an air splitter, but I wanted to keep her running. I miss the look of side pipes, so some aluminum side air dams are next. It is a little quieter, but the HP increase is noticeable. She hits hard in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th now (X pipe??), where as before it was just 3rd.
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Nice!
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Let me know what you think of the Fast EFI. Looking sweet!
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Sad to see the side pipes go, but real tired of sucking exhaust fumes. New Magnaflow 3" system installed.
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9" nearing completion. 2" drop spindles to correct the severe lower control arm angle, and bump steer.
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Nice!
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I think you are on the right track for a rough running engine.
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what brand shocks are u guys using?
Footcutter11 replied to J's69Mach1's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
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Well, the side pipes are cool, but I am tired of breathing exhaust. Going with this: https://www.magnaflow.com/products?partNumber=15819&searchTerm=15819
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I get lots of good comments. Not sure yet if I will cover them with a side air dam.
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That's what I did.
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Thanks! Worked great. Now centered on both.
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better.