06-19-2015, 10:43 PM
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Well, to each his own I guess on the TC/SC part of the debate. That red car is absolutely beautiful. I wish I could own such a magnificent work of art.
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06-19-2015, 11:53 PM
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I used an external source for a while, but I think it's easier to make an album on your User Control Panel page.
Has anyone mentioned ignition? Points-and-condenser are only in tune when they are set and then they begin to drift out. A drop-in replacement like the Perlux Ignitor helps. The Magna-Spark distributor I have is for four cylinders but uses a Ford cap and rotor. It is available in 3 or 4 levels, from a 'stock' red coil, to MSD compatible, to fully digital without a rotor.
So that's like five or six possible levels, and there are ignitions that use a coil for every 2 cylinders.
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06-21-2015, 08:45 AM
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I used an external source for a while, but I think it's easier to make an album on your User Control Panel page.
Has anyone mentioned ignition? Points-and-condenser are only in tune when they are set and then they begin to drift out. A drop-in replacement like the Perlux Ignitor helps. The Magna-Spark distributor I have is for four cylinders but uses a Ford cap and rotor. It is available in 3 or 4 levels, from a 'stock' red coil, to MSD compatible, to fully digital without a rotor.
So that's like five or six possible levels, and there are ignitions that use a coil for every 2 cylinders.
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I plan on using a duraspark II factory ford electronic ignition, for reliability simplicity, performance, and economy.
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06-22-2015, 03:03 PM
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Looks like a great project!!!
On the Mustang in the above pics we used a cheap set of EBAY 351W headers flipped around. You can build a inexpensive turbo setup if you can do some welding or like me have a great friend do it for you.
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06-22-2015, 05:42 PM
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To post the images directly in the thread (and not have to click on them), copy Photobucket's "Direct" text on the right side under "Shared Links". Then in your post editor, click this button: , paste the text and press ok. It will show up as an image.
For the Mustang, if it were me, I'd build a turbo four cylinder that ran off boost at highway RPM. But for your V8, get either a high geared rear axle or a quickchange so you can gear it up without having to run tall rear tires. Keep the RPM's low!
For aero, get an aftermarket engine temp gauge to make sure you don't ruin anything, then start closing up grille openings up front as much as you can. Then, build a big air dam. Land speed racer guys have some good stuff out there, and there are many threads on EM about DIY air dam builds. Throw on some smooth wheel covers afterward.
These mods are transferable:
Another good bumper:
I know you're against boat tails, but you could probably snoop around and figure out how to make a cool looking land speed racing style flat spoiler. After all, most gains will be at the rear of the car. The Enduro's spoiler might actually reduce drag by reducing lift (win/win situation); I don't know for sure.
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Here's the '82
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06-22-2015, 11:20 PM
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Im going to try to run between 9.5-10:1(until i build my turbo 351). and there is no OBD2 and it will be carbed.Im not trying to put lipstick on a pig because I'm not expecting what you guys get for mileage 35 and up lol. Ill be tickled to death with low to mid 20s at 65mph which isn't to much to ask from a light weight slippery body with some tricks done to it,Thank you all
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I know this is your build, but even obd1 would be better that carb. And you're leaving a lot of power on the table by not going higher compression.
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I know this is your build, but even obd1 would be better that carb. And you're leaving a lot of power on the table by not going higher compression.
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IMO for street, lower compression with high boost is better than high compression with low boost. While under boost, you have your power, while not under boost, you get decent mileage.
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06-23-2015, 09:57 PM
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lol Is that one one those flat style spoilers with the thin perpendicular ends?Like a flat spoiler with sides that are straight up and down?Id want to do an air dam but it gets most of its air for cooling from under the bumper. Im planning lawn edging side skirts as well.I was also thinking about what to do with the rear bumper area I've seen some racers cut out a portion of the bottom of the bumper?Im not sure of the benefits. The 302 It would be FULL roller valve train, compared to the 351s flat tappet cam and lighter.The ONLY reason why i wanted go carb was because its cheaper than getting all the efi stuff+a tune, Thanks everyone!
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