My current build...438 clevor/70 fastback.

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  1. Clevorguy New Member

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    I don't post much on this site but I'm sure some might be interested.

    There are a lot of mods done, any specific questions I'm happy to answer.

    70 Fastback
    AJE coilover/kmember
    TCP G-Link
    Promotion TKO600
    Quicktime
    Dart 4.125 sportsman
    Eagle 4340 4.1 stroke
    Eagle 4340 H Beams
    Custom diamond pistons
    CHI 225s / CHI Intake
    Cobra brakes
    04 mach1 master cylinder/hydroboost

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    Degreed the cam crower hydraulic roller .631 248/252 110

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    Cut back the shock towers, AJE kit made it possible.

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    Engine went in over the weekend...

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    I indexed the bellhousing last night, well, lack of indexed. centerlines matched up within .002-.003. Tranny goes in this weekend, I'm making my own crossmember for it.

    I'm lucky to have good friends at classic performance and repair, Rich and Dustin to help me out now and then.
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    wow, that thing is going to be a monster!
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    YEAHHHHHHH, about time you post up!:D
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    Yeah yeah....hey...I can't find that electric heater you were talking about.
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    Dunno, I'm not sure it'll have enough power to safely pass big rigs on 2-lane roads :(
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    I was thinking the same thing! Gonna have to look into some nitrous.....;)
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    Just a pic of the bellhousing measuring....


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    With that much power... passing on a 2 lane road can get hairy. It is not that you are worried about having room to pass. It is trying to keep it out of the ditch when it breaks lose at 60mph.

    The car looks great and the engine would make anyone proud.
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    Yeah, when you pass make sure there is enough room for you to do it side ways. lol
    The ceramic electric heater, or the remote style ?
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    I took 8 measurements...:)

    The cermamic...
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    Looking good!
    And whats wrong with sideways? Took the Mustang to work yesterday in +5°C. The Kumho sport rubber gets quite hard and slippery with the road being that cold = powersliding all the way to work. Damn that was fun! :rlaugh:
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    Disregard my response Dustin I misread what you posted.
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    Nothin'. Makes it easier to blow them a kiss at the same time when you pass .
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    Last weekend I made a crossmember for the transmission...boxed steel, nothing fancy.

    Here is the TKO 600...
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    Started with the base where it mounts to the transmission...
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    Added the arms...
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    Ready for drilling...
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    Any info or pics of how you adapted the 04 mach1 master cylinder/hydroboost
    to the car. Changes to the brake pedal? Bracket to mount it to the car? What PS pump did you use? How about how you adapted the hoses?
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    Here is a diagram I found, forgot what forum I found it on.

    I haven't bought all the fittings and hoses yet, so I can't comment on that.

    I am using the stock pedal and assembly. I had to shorten the rod on the hydroboost by .5 or .75...I can't remember. I recommend measuring yourself if you go down this path. I used the stock mounting plate on the hydroboost, just drilled new holes for the studs and it slipped right in. I had to modify my cable clutch firewall support bracket, but that was no big deal.

    I plan on using a KRC setup.

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    Here is their kit for a 302, but the 351w setup is very similar. Their steering pump allows different fittings for pressure so you can adjust some feel.

    KRC Flow Valves

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    sweet build thus far! Hey what size steel did you use for the trans crossmember? I'm planning on doing something very similar with my crossmember for my T56 conversion in my 70 mach.
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    I believe it is 1.5" x 4" .120 wall. I'll probably redo mine to allow header/exhaust clearance. I spaced when on that part.....
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    Thanks for the info. :nice:
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    Man.... that thing is freakin GORGEOUS!!!

    (makes me wanna' go out in the garage and throw rocks at mine :eek: )

    Got any pics / advice on the brake install? Who's stuff did ya use, problems, etc... ?

    Keep the pics coming!!!

    Dave

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