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11/11/2017 7:33:53 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By storminnorman:

...working on my Mack truck project now
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Do tell. I see your camelback suspension avatar.

Will you be doing a DM600? R600? Other?
11/11/2017 8:29:15 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By viator:
Do tell. I see your camelback suspension avatar.

Will you be doing a DM600? R600? Other?
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Originally Posted By viator:
Originally Posted By storminnorman:

...working on my Mack truck project now
Do tell. I see your camelback suspension avatar.

Will you be doing a DM600? R600? Other?


''75 R686ST, has a low mile Pedigree 300/5spd. Here's a pic last week before I brought it home.

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1/17/2018 10:57:47 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By storminnorman:
I've owned several old cars/trucks over the years, drove many of them daily. A NEW carb set up properly doesn't need to be messed with all that often, and when adjustment is needed big deal...My car has manual disc now, I'll prob. add a Granada brake booster down the road. I swear too many people can't handle anything not electronic these days .
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Depends on where you live.  I used to be a Holley guy, switched to Demons (just because they polish up better ), but you can't beat FI.  I live at 2500', and need to drive everywhere from sea level to just over 8000'.  If I lived at a static elevation, I'd stay with carbs...but FI is in my future.

...and I might be wrong in the head, but I would really like a '67 or '68 Mustang with an T56/LS combo (minus shock towers, of course).
R2point0: (Cars) demand the shedding of blood for anything more complicated than what's in the owner's manual. Either directly from the owner or via cash given to the priests of their cult.
6/5/2021 11:14:59 PM EDT
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Looks like Im next.

Just picked up the wifes, grandmas 68 coupe. owned from her grandma from day 1.

Pretty clean, and no crash damage, but its going to need some love.
6/6/2021 11:33:10 PM EDT
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I had forgotten about this thread. Had mine done-ish and driving for a bit. Went with 3.23 8” rear and with the c4 it’s at 3000rpm at 60mph. I absolutely would look for a five speed.

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6/12/2021 11:46:31 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By R-32:
Looks like Im next.

Just picked up the wifes, grandmas 68 coupe. owned from her grandma from day 1.

Pretty clean, and no crash damage, but its going to need some love.
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sounds like we might need a 68 coupe build party thread , i'm getting ready to start back on my 68 coupe after finishing up a 90 camaro for the wife this summer

Originally Posted By sefus:
I had forgotten about this thread. Had mine done-ish and driving for a bit. Went with 3.23 8" rear and with the c4 it's at 3000rpm at 60mph. I absolutely would look for a five speed.

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very nice , i like the wheels

i have a 63 fairlane with a 260 and fordomatic 2 speed , no tach in the car but that 260 is screamin' at 70 mph down the hwy
6/13/2021 12:45:43 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By Sixtigers:

...and I might be wrong in the head, but I would really like a '67 or '68 Mustang with an T56/LS combo (minus shock towers, of course).
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T56 means screwing with the tunnel.   New TKX not as much but just a repositioning of the trans mount.

As for shock towers, you could probably get away with keeping them.   The suspension on my 66 is stupid good and I dont see reason for a Mustang 2 type suspension thanks to the longer strut rods and lower control arm arcs of stock style suspension.

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