Post them pics!!!!!!

New to the forum here :) here is my Blown 65 Mustang

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nice car, hard to set-up the carb to run w/ the blower? any pics of the widebody completed?

Oddly enough, the last two cars posted are the same color scheme but not the same car. And yes we both have blowers. The fender flares aren't done, the last pic of the flares I posted above are current. This is my 4th blower setup I've put together on these cars, it gets easier with practice. I built the carb for blow through myself this time, haven't run it yet.
 

I know very little about actually identifying the engine bits, but I take it you turbocharged an inline 6? Is that a turbocharger from the '60's or a modern one?

Awesome job btw, I've always wanted to do that--have you dynoed it?



I have been wondering about this for a while, but what are those polished cylinders pointing vertically?

And why is it that they are pointing vertically like that? Thanks.
 
Its a quad double weber setup with fall thru style carbs.

Its mostly for looks, very hard to tune. Looks sick under the hood !

The upward pointing "cones" are the inlets to the carb, you can vary the size en length to get a longer or shorter intake so you can choose low end or high end power with your setup.

Shorter = more power in higher RPM
Longer = in lower RPM
 
Its beter to run them with air-cleaners on top of them. Over here we put Twin-Air "socks" on them.

Webers are popular over here, on tiny 4 cilinder cars that is... ;) (They call a 1800 cc engine a bigblock here :eek:)

Wow, an 1800cc a bigblock? What would a 7200 cc engine be? Completely alien/monstrous?

I like muscle cars, but I have to admit, after 331 cubic inches or so, these engines as far as I know would get a bit top heavy and the car's handling would suffer.

I know muscle cars aren't supposed to handle like porsches, but my dream car would be a GT 390 with modern suspension (torsion bars as IRS, etc.)

For some reason, it is ingrained in my consciousness as a really awesome car--probably because I saw Top Gear's Richard Hammond driving his and absolutely fell in love.
 
The roads here aren't that big, and gas prices are Gigantic over here.

Most big cars here have 2.0 engines, but the HP is good ! My old regular car was a 1.8 20 valve wich put out a healthy 284HP :nice:

A good handling muscle car is possible, its what i'm doing with my mustang at the moment. It just takes more time, and headache about the money :eek:
 
a five valve four cylinder car, that is fairly impressive.

284 hp is surprisingly good, but I imagine horsepower was achieved at a fairly high RPM.

Good luck with your restoration, let me know how it goes. Btw, what engine/suspension are you using?
 
Its a little OT here ;).

But it was made at lower RPMS, but the car had a turbocharger !
Was scary in such a little car !

Engine is a 331 stroker with trickflow heads and paxton supercharger, MSD distributor and 6BMT etc.. a long list of parts went in it.

Suspension is a TCP power rack and pinion and Coil overs are the next thing. The rear end is a project for next year.
 
'69 SCJ Candy Apple Red Mach 1 Drag Pac

bought the car out of a junkyard with my dad in '00, tore it down over my freshman, sophmore year of Hs, and reassembled with my dad just in time for my Senior prom (had it hot wired..hehe)
Then drove it to Texas A&M at the end of the summer from San Diego with a 347 stroker and a 4 speed
Did some autoXing, and Open track events and then drove it home in 07
After piecing together an original 428 from swap meet parts I installed that motor and a T-56 to drive it back to school again for my 4th year in college. Pretty much stick to Drag Racing and car shows with the big Fe weight up front, but WOW gotta love the 489 ft.lbs of Tq!!!!

Here are the pics...
Junkyard
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Pullin the motor w/Dad
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Inside
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Sandblasted
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Painted in Mexico for 900 bucks!!!!
Starting to piece it together
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Can't find the engine installation pics but here I am about to pick up my prom date
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Open Track @ Texas World Speedway
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After getting the hood Painted black
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DragRaceNasty001.jpg


Butt09Spring061-2.jpg


There are a bunch more pics and I think a video on this other site...Pictures and sounds of a 1969 Mach 1 347 Stroker motor T-56 6 speed roll cage all the amenities of a race car!
 
'69 SCJ Candy Apple Red Mach 1 Drag Pac

bought the car out of a junkyard with my dad in '00, tore it down over my freshman, sophmore year of Hs, and reassembled with my dad just in time for my Senior prom (had it hot wired..hehe)
Then drove it to Texas A&M at the end of the summer from San Diego with a 347 stroker and a 4 speed
Did some autoXing, and Open track events and then drove it home in 07
After piecing together an original 428 from swap meet parts I installed that motor and a T-56 to drive it back to school again for my 4th year in college. Pretty much stick to Drag Racing and car shows with the big Fe weight up front, but WOW gotta love the 489 ft.lbs of Tq!!!!

Here are the pics...
Junkyard
OriginalPics4.jpg
Originals.jpg

Pullin the motor w/Dad
OriginalPics8.jpg

Inside
OriginalPics7.jpg

Sandblasted
n8351961_36424076_3648.jpg

Painted in Mexico for 900 bucks!!!!
Starting to piece it together
n8351961_36424147_7810.jpg


Can't find the engine installation pics but here I am about to pick up my prom date
Prom05007.jpg

Open Track @ Texas World Speedway
AustinCar003.jpg

After getting the hood Painted black
OUGame144.jpg
DragRaceNasty001.jpg


Butt09Spring061-2.jpg


There are a bunch more pics and I think a video on this other site...Pictures and sounds of a 1969 Mach 1 347 Stroker motor T-56 6 speed roll cage all the amenities of a race car!

Thats awesome Man!