Post pics of how your foxbody currently sits
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liljoe07
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Rear disc conversion almost done. Never even removed the axles! LoL
Currently waiting for snow to pass but last night got the motor out and ready to disassemble for a much needed block swap
Currently waiting for snow to pass but last night got the motor out and ready to disassemble for a much needed block swap
Love the transparent siding on your garage
lol just kidding
That's s PRETTY red!
Rear disc conversion almost done. Never even removed the axles! LoL
liljoe07
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Started like this cluster.. which isn't as bad with the upper plenum off.
I'm going to try to uncluster it a little after this:
And I get some new head gaskets in it and clean it up a smidgeon. Then this:
I know that elbow looks enormous. I accidentally ordered the taller one. I may have to exchange it, but it's only about an inch taller than the rpm II, so maybe it'll fit. We'll see.
I'm going to try to uncluster it a little after this:
And I get some new head gaskets in it and clean it up a smidgeon. Then this:
I know that elbow looks enormous. I accidentally ordered the taller one. I may have to exchange it, but it's only about an inch taller than the rpm II, so maybe it'll fit. We'll see.
liljoe07
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It looks like your garage door is a "barn door". Am I seeing that right? How well does something like that seal?Currently waiting for snow to pass but last night got the motor out and ready to disassemble for a much needed block swap
I am 99% that elbow wont fit under the stock hood. I did get one of these http://www.6061.com/imagegallery.htm to fit under my stock hood.
LOL there is a pic of my set up on that page!
LOL there is a pic of my set up on that page!
That is correct it is a 10'x12' sliding barn door. It slides about 1/2" off the front wall. The door is secured by two cam locks on each side of the door to bring it in tight I will be installing some sort of weatherstripping around the three sides to help seal it up then find something in the way of a door sweep for the bottom of the door I haven't really found anything I like yet for the bottom.
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Well I set the intake on the block, and set the elbow on the intake and closed the hood. It fit. Amazingly. I still might buy the shorter model eddy elbow.
Wow, I had one like that and it wouldn't fit. Strange I know the heads are not on it but that should only have a minor affect. The sheetmetal looks cooler anyhow 
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