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NEIGHT
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quote: Originally posted by v-town coupe: quote: Originally posted by NEIGHT: quote: Originally posted by 70stang351w: NEIGHT where did you get you intake ported? looking for a place to port my dualplane Airgap..
Some guy who builds motors in his garage in SF, he provides you with flow sheets too. Only problem is I lost his number and I kinda don't remember exactly how to get to his place. Does really good work tho, he showed me a motor he was building a guy to hit 4 digits with.
was that HYFLOYDS on here? I know he had a flow bench at his house and lived in that area.
I had Ed Curtis at FTI do runner work, plenum work and port match my victor jr carb style intake. I'm over $800 into this stupid thing including the purchase of the intake!
I don't even know if he's a member on here honestly. I met him through another guy on corral that I bought some heads off of a few years back.
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JohnB
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quote: Originally posted by NEIGHT: quote: Originally posted by JohnB: 1. A coyote-swap in a Fox for a friend in Cali. 2. A Gen3 Hemi swap in a 67 Dodge Dart convertible that I had to have. 3. A 4.6 4v build for a old friend in Kansas.
I can't get away from projects
Is he swapping it to that black vert? I didn't know they made convertible Darts! You definitely got some projects on your hands. What's the hardest part about the coyote swap? I'm going to do mine sometime in the future when I blow my motor.
That black vert is spending the spring in FL.
Yes, they made convertible Darts...but only a few thousand in the 1967-1969 variations. I'm (eventually) installing a drivetrain from a 07 Charger R/T, along with all the other good stuff (disc brakes, 9" rear, etc).
The hardest part? Trying to save money while doing it. It's extremely easy to just want to order everything, like the control pack. But at $1600, a bit of work with a wiring diagram will save big $$$$, especially if the PATS is bypassed in the ECU. If you plan it well in advance, a lot of it is simply labor.
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v-town coupe
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quote: Originally posted by 70stang351w: quote: Originally posted by v-town coupe: quote: Originally posted by NEIGHT: quote: Originally posted by 70stang351w: NEIGHT where did you get you intake ported? looking for a place to port my dualplane Airgap..
Some guy who builds motors in his garage in SF, he provides you with flow sheets too. Only problem is I lost his number and I kinda don't remember exactly how to get to his place. Does really good work tho, he showed me a motor he was building a guy to hit 4 digits with.
was that HYFLOYDS on here? I know he had a flow bench at his house and lived in that area.
I had Ed Curtis at FTI do runner work, plenum work and port match my victor jr carb style intake. I'm over $800 into this stupid thing including the purchase of the intake!
HYFLOYDS info or post is gone tried searching name and nothing is coming up...
Found this place in TX: for $600 they can get the RPM Airgap to flow 330cfm http://www.abbottssuperflowport-polish.com/Intake-Flow-Numbers.html
theres mention of the board memeber here: https://californiafords.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=054945#000001
what heads are you running?
whats your plan to top it off? Carb? EFI?
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70stang351w
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quote: Originally posted by v-town coupe: quote: Originally posted by 70stang351w: quote: Originally posted by v-town coupe: quote: Originally posted by NEIGHT: quote: Originally posted by 70stang351w: NEIGHT where did you get you intake ported? looking for a place to port my dualplane Airgap..
Some guy who builds motors in his garage in SF, he provides you with flow sheets too. Only problem is I lost his number and I kinda don't remember exactly how to get to his place. Does really good work tho, he showed me a motor he was building a guy to hit 4 digits with.
was that HYFLOYDS on here? I know he had a flow bench at his house and lived in that area.
I had Ed Curtis at FTI do runner work, plenum work and port match my victor jr carb style intake. I'm over $800 into this stupid thing including the purchase of the intake!
HYFLOYDS info or post is gone tried searching name and nothing is coming up...
Found this place in TX: for $600 they can get the RPM Airgap to flow 330cfm http://www.abbottssuperflowport-polish.com/Intake-Flow-Numbers.html
theres mention of the board memeber here: https://californiafords.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=054945#000001
what heads are you running?
whats your plan to top it off? Carb? EFI?
Vtown trickflow 205 11r's Fitech or Sniper as of right now
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My foxbody e cam with a vacuum leak, bbk TB, bbk air intake, gt40 heads, bbk long tubes, x pipe, dual 40s flow masters, bout to rattle can my car flat black, 20in 4 lug cobras; chrome is peeling bout to plastic dip white, and funna get my porno red interior clean. Need to get a hot smog, registration owes $600 in fees. Salvage title I got it from da bay for $2 racks. And it’s a coupe bruh.
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Martinna
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quote: Originally posted by Camara90: Trying to finish up the 363 Setup, with Holley EFI, and a bunch of shit. Time is hard to come by these days.
Then I picked up a 17 in November that has been itching for some parts to get put on it as well. Currently have a Cobra Jet Manifold, longtubes, twin 67 TB, and Cold Air waiting to go on.
Any project updates?
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theconductor
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I've been working on a 347 swap. [ 2018-10-09, 09:14 AM: Message edited by: theconductor ]
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Martinna
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quote: Originally posted by theconductor: I've been working on a 347 swap.
Is this it?
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theconductor
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quote: Originally posted by Martinna: quote: Originally posted by theconductor: I've been working on a 347 swap.
Is this it?
<img src="https://cafords.com/album/00013458/20181001_165131.jpg" style="max-width: 640px" alt=" - " />
Yeah, I'm not smart enough to rotate the image.
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Martinna
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We can flip rotate phones instead. Looks like a show car setup with so much chrome. What is the combination?
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98 ROUSH
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I working on Project being the Fastest 2v 4.6L on the Streets “NOT TRACK” in the Bay Area 🏁
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theconductor
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quote: Originally posted by Martinna: We can flip rotate phones instead. Looks like a show car setup with so much chrome. What is the combination?
Nah, not a show car. In fact, the outside is pretty rough. One step at a time. It's just the headers that are chrome. The valve covers are the semi-polished aluminum SVE from LMR. I needed something to clear the rockers since the stock ones weren't quite there.
Dart big bore 347, AFR 195 heads and Holley Systemax intake. Putting my little V-3 back on as well. Should be a fun drive. I hit up Modern Driveline for the TKO600 with carbon syncros and all accompanying parts.
Can't wait to get it going!
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Martinna
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Are SVE parts any good? I heard many SVE parts are lower and quality imported.
your combo is going to be wild.
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Martinna
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quote: Originally posted by 98 ROUSH: I working on Project being the Fastest 2v 4.6L on the Streets “NOT TRACK” in the Bay Area 🏁
Boost or spray?
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theconductor
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quote: Originally posted by Martinna: Are SVE parts any good? I heard many SVE parts are lower and quality imported.
your combo is going to be wild.
I'm not too sure. The valve covers seem to be of good quality. The only other SVE parts I've used are the firewall adjuster and quadrant combo. Both of those work just fine.
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70stang351w
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Well my motor plans have changed found a forged 393w kit will be going with and will be going with Ed Curtis for custom cam and woody for my TW 11r's... next up hood will be hopefully going to maier racing this month to get the boss9 scoop on..also got some orginal sheet metal to replace the rotted one behind the rear window...no more vinal top
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Martinna
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70stang351w-------- got any pictures of your car?
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68dustin
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just pulled the engine for a new cam, lifters and engine bay paint
[ 2018-10-17, 03:31 PM: Message edited by: 68dustin ]
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68dustin
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About Roll the cougar in and redo the paint and add some upgrades
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Martinna
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People got some nice projects going on. 68dustin ----- I like it, it's different. What kind of camera did you use? Any post processing filters?
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68dustin
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quote: Originally posted by Martinna: People got some nice projects going on. 68dustin ----- I like it, it's different. What kind of camera did you use? Any post processing filters?
I just took the picture on my Galaxy, here is the non filter glamour pic lol [ 2018-10-18, 11:07 AM: Message edited by: 68dustin ]
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NEIGHT
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Yesterday I attempted and I guess succeeded on putting new foam and seat covers on my 86 seats. I prefer turning wrenches over doing that job any damn day.
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Blind
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quote: Originally posted by NEIGHT: Yesterday I attempted and I guess succeeded on putting new foam and seat covers on my 86 seats. I prefer turning wrenches over doing that job any damn day.
I installed a set of seat heaters and katzkin leather cover kit on my previous dd (2013 subaru forester).
I invented new curse words that day, and my finger tips were seriously messed up the whole weekend. That final stretch to get the seatback snapped into place and the zippers up...fuck Idk if I'd ever do that again.
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NEIGHT
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quote: Originally posted by Blind: quote: Originally posted by NEIGHT: Yesterday I attempted and I guess succeeded on putting new foam and seat covers on my 86 seats. I prefer turning wrenches over doing that job any damn day.
I installed a set of seat heaters and katzkin leather cover kit on my previous dd (2013 subaru forester).
I invented new curse words that day, and my finger tips were seriously messed up the whole weekend. That final stretch to get the seatback snapped into place and the zippers up...fuck Idk if I'd ever do that again.
Lmao I’d do a motor swap over a recover any fucken day! My fingers hurt for like two days trying to get everything nice and tight. When the damn rod broke thru that fucken guide to hold it down had me pissed. I had to pretend I knew how to sew and put the guides from the old covers.
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