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  1. samickguy15

    Did I do the valve cover breather right?

    Sounds to me like you're hooked up right. Basically you disconnected and plugged both ends of PCV right?
  2. samickguy15

    Backspacing with Lincoln LSC rear discs

    You could always get some shims for the front and kick them out to the same width or at least something closer. to matching.
  3. samickguy15

    washing a machined block?

    There's nothing wrong with washing a block. I would suggest hand and air drying it immediately afterwards. Then just coat it in some light oil to keep rust away.
  4. samickguy15

    aluminum vs iron, heads for a street combo

    I personally think for a quick and easy budget upgrade you're on the right track. You could pick up GT-40P's, explorer intake, and even an aftermarket cam for less than $500. You would throw an extra $500-$750 if you go aluminuim.
  5. samickguy15

    clean up camshaft

    If it's just super light rust, don't worry about it. Hit it just enough to get the rough stuff off and stick it in. I wouldn't hit it with a polishing compound of any sort, only a clean rag.
  6. samickguy15

    Backspacing with Lincoln LSC rear discs

    Best place to find that stuff is either your local JY or E-bay. Local message boards are good also. Saves on shipping.
  7. samickguy15

    351w Dart w/C6 in a 88 Coupe..need help

    I could be wrong, but I think a standard Mustang driveshaft will fit. Check with summit, jegs, etc. or Ford Motorsport.
  8. samickguy15

    WHEELS on a Fox 5 lug swap

    X2. Better call up who you ordered the axles from ASAP.
  9. samickguy15

    Questions about clutch adj.

    Get under your dash and release the self adjuster, adjust your cable at the fork to where you want the nut at and then give your clutch pedal a hit or two. It will click into place.
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    Backspacing with Lincoln LSC rear discs

    You would need axles, and caliper brackets. Your calipers and rotors should fit the same, just different brackets. Let me know if you go that route. I'd be willing to take/buy the axles & brackets from the Lincoln rear.
  11. samickguy15

    Hardest Hit: UCA or LCA?

    For a track only car - Spherical all around. On a budget? Uppers first. If you think about it, that's where your big pulling forces around going to come from. As the wheels rotate forward, the axle wants to rotate up/back. Your lower boxes won't see near as much stress as the uppers.
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    do crossmembers have rubber bits in them that wear out?

    Yes, crossmembers have two rubber bushings per side. Do they wear out before the car does? Generally not. Not for sure on the differences on the crossmember. It's nice to just bolt things in rather than having to change them around to fit though.
  13. samickguy15

    which of these short blocks?

    Oh snap!
  14. samickguy15

    another gt40p head question

    You suck! Clean them up, put in new springs, and slap it all on.
  15. samickguy15

    I'm putting a hitch on my 5.0

    Wow! I like the 4-wheeler pic. That's hilarious, although, you do what you have to do...
  16. samickguy15

    easiest way to get square door lock cylinders (other than $400 ssp set?)

    Crown Vics use the same door key for ignition.
  17. samickguy15

    Question for the younger Fox guys (22-)

    I have one car older and one younger than me. I don't see them as classic or muscle, just arguably the best platform for a modern day street/strip machine.
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    I'm putting a hitch on my 5.0

    John Huber's car has a hitch on it. You know, the guy with the '79 hatch running 8.90's with just a 2.3. He pulls a trailer behind his each year for drag week. http://videos.streetfire.net/video/6c9fc273-16ed-40ed-8213-984b011086c1.htm
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    Engine Bay Cleanup

    Most people just route them behind the fenders.
  20. samickguy15

    5 pt seatbelts and track tech Q

    Get a tech manual. The seatbelts should also come with a installation guide. I would suggest mounting the belts to the floorpan at a reinforced point, such as the seat mounting bolts. If that's a no go, then use some large fender washers on each side of the floor so as to create a larger...