I'll keep you updated, hopefully I get the parts this week so I can install next weekend.Nice, it's my intention to get that rear end in my car as well. Let us know how it goes.
I'll keep you updated, hopefully I get the parts this week so I can install next weekend.
No unfortunately I couldn't squeeze the front end kit into the budget this year, I'm going with tubular upper/lower control arms, Viking shocks, and poly bushings, I think that will be good enough...Did you change out the front end as well?
I know the AlterKtion fornt has mustang spindles, but if I can get the rear done first that's what I'll do. Wondering how it feels with the stock front-end.
This year my goal is to finally get a manual transmission installed by years end.
No unfortunately I couldn't squeeze the front end kit into the budget this year, I'm going with tubular upper/lower control arms, Viking shocks, and poly bushings, I think that will be good enough...
Reilly motor sportsWho did you go through for the street lynx, gotta get mine ordered soon also. Thanks
Hey Kahn, that.s looking very good. Props man..Yet another round of fighting with this quarter panel ( it feels more like a 7/8 panel - dang it's BIG )
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Even made some good progress on getting this body line looking more uniform . . . finally . . .
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Still got the wheel well lip and behind the wheel that needs a lot of TLC . . . UGH ! ! !
Wire brushed the dirt off that 78' 440 motor home engine, I bought last year. Dissembled the upper end, and was pleasantly surprised to find no ring ridge on any cylinder walls. The guy I bought it off said it had only 24K on it. This considerably reduces the amount the rebuild will cost me, as I was counting on piston replacement. I'm going have her hot tanked, re-ringed and all the bearings replaced. The machine shop I deal with, suggested milling the heads down thirty thousands, and put in a mid cam. I'm building this engine just to have some fun with it. I'm going to take her to the strip a couple of times, but no reason for me to get into any serious racing. Any suggestions on a cam shaft ? I was checking several after market sources, and was surprised that stock camshafts are all the same grind, from the 361 to the 440 applications. I expected different for each CID. Later next week, I'll get oil pan and front cover and pump housing off.
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A machine doesn't know what brand parts are on it. Find a good machine-shop, and have the dimensions ya need. They're all just air-pumps.
I said find a good machine shop. My parts go to different people, who do different things well. Professionals don't care what they're working on....they want all their stuff to work well.