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  1. JC6715

    rim fitment question 17x9.5 275/40/17

    These are the only pics I have so far, and the wheels aren't mounted yet. I've since gotten the tires mounted and fit them, while it's close, they are going to fit. I'm running BFG Drag Radials and AR Hopsters. I am running the ford explorer kit from Ford Racing, just as a point of reference...
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    rim fitment question 17x9.5 275/40/17

    I am running a G-bar and 315/35/17's in the back of my '67. The wheels are 11" wide with 6.5" of backspacing. It's going to require a bit of clearancing on the inner wheel house, but not what I would call a mini-tub. That being said, yes your 275's will fit once you get the right...
  3. JC6715

    Looking for Wiring Kit Recommendations

    +1 on a Ron Francis kit. Yeah, it's expensive but it's high quality, incredibly well laid out and labeled. Very nice...
  4. JC6715

    Some fabrication on my 67

    Looking good. Looks like our heads were in the same place on the front end stiffening, pretty much... Here's what I did:
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    Elec or Mech Speedo?

    Running wires is easier and you don't have to worry about kinking your cable too much or the cable melting on your headers. +1 on the easy calibration. -1 on the extra cost, especially if you have to buy the ~$65 mech to electronic signal converter. All that said I've opted to go...
  6. JC6715

    Pinion Yoke Swap Question

    It's time to buy a drive shaft and I want to upgrade my 9 inch's pinion yoke to 1350 u-joints. I not too long ago had the gears set up with a solid spacer instead of a crush sleeve. Quesiton is: Can I just remove the old pinion yoke, install the new one, torque to spec and call it good...
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    T56 into a 67 Coupe: Surgery required

    Already had the motor mounts so didn't feel like buying different ones. But yeah, if you got adjustable mounts or lowering mounts you probably wouldn't have to cut as much, if at all. I know 69EFIvert just dropped in a T-56 and had lowering mounts and he didn't have to cut the tunnel at all...
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    T56 into a 67 Coupe: Surgery required

    Hey everyone, just wanted to post some pics up of the install of a T56 into my '67 Coupe. I am using Lakewood's Muscle mounts on stock frame mounts, and a 302 block. I am getting close to the proper angle, but need a little more clearancing... <center> <img...
  9. JC6715

    Re-jetting Holley Street Avenger...

    I've always heard that you need to move 3 sizes up or down to make any real change... I just went to my local parts store and they sell individual pairs of jets, so you don't have to buy the massive kit. Hope that helps.
  10. JC6715

    whats the best and cheapest way to put discs on my rear axle

    Not everyone is using a stock small bearing housing, I was just sharing my use and experience and a way to get relatively inexpensive brand new explorer type brakes.
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    whats the best and cheapest way to put discs on my rear axle

    Along the same lines, Ford Racing sells a pretty inexpensive explorer style kit, $379 for the whole deal, also has internal parking brake as well... I bought it and it works great. Ford Racing Performance Parts [M-2300-G*]
  12. JC6715

    315 Tires - Minimum clearance to lower control arm

    I'm planning on an 11" wide wheel. On BFG's website their section width measurement is based on an 11" wheel...
  13. JC6715

    315 Tires - Minimum clearance to lower control arm

    Thanks Grabber. I found this pic online: <a href="http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v687/jczj15/?action=view&current=richards-1967-ford-mustang-super-sn.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v687/jczj15/richards-1967-ford-mustang-super-sn.jpg" border="0"...
  14. JC6715

    315 Tires - Minimum clearance to lower control arm

    Any chance you have some pics from directly behind the car. I would like to see how those big ol meats look from the rear. Thanks!
  15. JC6715

    315 Tires - Minimum clearance to lower control arm

    Hey guys, just got most of my TCP G-Bar installed. I'm sizing up the largest rubber I can fit and was curious: What is the minimum clearance you want between a stationary part (lower control arm, spring) and the tire? There shouldn't be much run out as I want to run the BFG T/A Drag Radials in a...
  16. JC6715

    Another TCP G Bar exhaust picture

    Looking great man. Inspirational... But for God's sake, please clean up your under carriage, it's a filthy mess. :rlaugh: Damn man, you could eat off of it it's so clean...
  17. JC6715

    Guide coat for block sanding question

    Thanks guys. No more Rustoleum...
  18. JC6715

    Guide coat for block sanding question

    I am using a high-quality epoxy primer, but a rattle can of Rustoleum auto primer for my guide coat. Do you all think there will be any adhesion or compatibility problems in the low spots where the Rustoleum doesn't get sanded off? Should I lightly sand off the Rustoleum in the low spots...
  19. JC6715

    Well after 2 years it finally has color!!!

    Looking good man! I really like the layout of your stripes.
  20. JC6715

    Back from Paint -- Blog Updated with Pix

    Pretty sure that's the Global West piece... 1964-66 Mustang tubular export brace
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