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I'm starting to gather suff to install when I hopefully yank out my engine next week. My shock towers aren't cracked but should i get the open tracker plates anyway to handle my 408w? I need to reinforce the torque boxes too right? I'd love to just make my own reinforcement plates instead of spending 200 on some cut out metal plates if possible but I have no idea on the sizes. I have a hobart 140 mig welder, 175cf 75/25 gas bottle and a couple 10lbs spools of small and med. wire What would you guys recommend I do to have my mustang strong enough to handle the power?
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Intake and lifter galley gap
lalojamesliz replied to lalojamesliz's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
I really need to start checking this thread more often :D -
Intake and lifter galley gap
lalojamesliz replied to lalojamesliz's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
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I tried that. The grommet goes on easy but its super hard to push in the breather. I also tried to install the grommet on the breather then putting them in together but that looks impossible. I just want to know if these breathers would be my best choice for my engine because if I get them in, they aren't going to come out without damaging something......
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I bought some valve covers with push in breather caps but they are super hard to push in. Yes I spit on it...... ha ha ha j/k I tried looking for tips online then I started to see discussions on using breather caps or pcv valves. I don't want a oily film on my engine from the breather caps but if they work better than pcv valves then ill just clean the engine bay once in a while. What do you guys recommend for a high 500hp street car? My engine is a carbed 408w.
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whats up guys, I kept these things because I thought I might use them but I'm not. I like having them but I know someone could actually use them The distributor is from a running engine $100 So is the fan $80 I have the pulleys from that engine $100 I was going to use the intake but I bought a air gap intake instead $150 351w valve covers $40 I don't know what to price the distributor, fan and pulleys at so I just put a price. Shipping extra Send me your best offer guys and please be fair
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Intake and lifter galley gap
lalojamesliz replied to lalojamesliz's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Oh crap sorry, I haven't checked this until today. Yeah I was around ha ha ha -
Intake and lifter galley gap
lalojamesliz replied to lalojamesliz's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Yup. Not as easy as the bolts by themselves but they go down -
Intake and lifter galley gap
lalojamesliz replied to lalojamesliz's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
A couple guys on the corral site told me it will be fine. :) -
hey guys What would a normal gap be? No gap? I put my edelbrock airgap intake on and I have a 1/4" gap on the middle of the intake and oil galley with the manifold gasket on but the intake isn't torqued down. I thought I remembered seeing that sometimes the intake won't fit and has to be milled down. I just can't find that info I have a 69 351w block, afr #1458 205 heads and a 7581 air gap intake
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With similar specs as the griffin? I ask because I'm also in need of a radiator for my 408w.
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I need to finish..... serpentine belt help
lalojamesliz replied to lalojamesliz's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
wow thats a lot of stuff! The cobra brakes not working good enough? I think thats the front set up i have waiting to be installed..... i still want to find a set of disc brakes for the rear. -
I need to finish..... serpentine belt help
lalojamesliz replied to lalojamesliz's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Very nice! Thanks for sharing I'll have to look into CVF -
Looking forward to doing this.
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I need to finish..... serpentine belt help
lalojamesliz replied to lalojamesliz's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Bob? Ha ha ha how's it going?! I've been busy with my kids, wife projects and laziness on days off and of course my other cars. I'm finishing a current home project for my wife and I'm yanking my longblock out to finally finish it. Next on my list is to pull the I6 from my mustang. I really need to make some serious progress because its been way too long. From what you say i now see a serpentine belt is mandatory for my build. How's your mustang doing? -
I need to finish..... serpentine belt help
lalojamesliz replied to lalojamesliz's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Thanks for sharing Mike! I need to look into the 3g alt now. -
I need to finish..... serpentine belt help
lalojamesliz replied to lalojamesliz's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
I'm really liking the cheaper simpler one. Thank you for showing me this. I wonder if it will work with the contour fans.... -
I need to finish..... serpentine belt help
lalojamesliz replied to lalojamesliz's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Yes I want to use the Ford contour fan set up so I will be using a high output alt. I didn't even think if the higher output alt will need a serpentine for extra grip on the belt/pulley. I also plan to use electric power steering and I already have the controller for it. No air conditioning for me. I dont want to clutter up the engine bay too much and i hardly use it now on my daily drivers. I forgot, I also have a fuelab electric fuel pump! Wow I really need a high output alt. -
I need to finish..... serpentine belt help
lalojamesliz replied to lalojamesliz's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
I need to lay out my parts to see where I left off but im in the middle of a wifey project and im making time for this. -
if i only want to run the water pump and alternator do you guys think a serpentine belt system would be better than a separate belt system? I need to find a bracket for the alternator too. This is for a 408w
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Still have this? Very interested
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To me it's sad because the boy painted his wheelchair the same colors and named it mach2 :( He really loved that mach1