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    grinding on heads/new head dillema

    I thought you would be home from chuch about this time. I am still saying the lifter. The ones in your car are crap. They were a stop gap to get you on the road. I thought you got rid of this car?
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    Alignment problems

    He is incompetent.
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    grinding on heads/new head dillema

    The lifters in that engine were old when I put them in there. Remember, you didn't have any money then either and I cleaned out an old set of throw away lifters. There is likely nothing wrong with you head but I would not doubt a bad lifter one bit. Those things were so crusty I had to soak...
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    WTF? c4 trans question

    If everything checks out and you did not put a new governor in during the rebuild then do so. I have had this problem more then once after a rebuild and it has always been the governor. Don't ask me why. I was told this over 25 years ago by a tranny expert. My first rebuilt C4 would not...
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    t5 conversion and "block-plate" question?

    For some it is simpler to not worry about parts they don't have if it doesn't keep the car from running. You do know that if it doesn't make the car go or stop it is optional?
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    EFI help please

    I simply got the wiring diagrams for the donor car and studied them and found the wires that would need to integrate into the recipient's harness and then used the diagrams for the recipient to know where to hook those up. A little time invested but you completely understand the wiring when done.
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    Anyone know what happened to FOMOCO.com?

    I don't agree with the crusade that Ford is on but FoMoCo.com is a clear violation of copyright/trademark infringement and I am surprised this did not happen sooner. If you want to overreact and never buy a Ford again so be it, but this instance is not a good reason as Ford has a very VALID...
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    Which Headers to go with?!?!?!

    Sorry but that makes absolutely NO sense. With Tri-Ys you don't have exhaust manifolds anymore as they replace them. Tri-Ys were on every 65/66 Shelby and most of those were manual transmission vehicles.
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    Which Headers to go with?!?!?!

    I find it hard to believe that the standard Tri-Ys will not fit with a manual transmission considering they were developed for the original Shelbys which were MOSTLY manual transmission vehicles. That simply does not compute.
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    Rack and pinion steering shaft??

    A Mustang II rack is front steer and our cars are rear steer. I am assuming you have a Mustang II front suspension setup in place then, right? If so why did your kit not include the shaft you need.
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    Debating between cable and hydraulic clutch

    There is a bracket available that bolts onto the block/tranny bolts that lets you continue to use your Z-bar style clutch if you like......but why anywone would is beyond me unless staying completely original is important.
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    Which Headers to go with?!?!?!

    For a bone stock 289 with modest goals for the long term you simply cannot go wrong with a set of Tri-Ys. Add a good 4 barrel carb and ignition and you will have a nice reliable fun to drive car that gets decent economy when you foot is out of it. If you have more lofty HP goals in the future...
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    Fact or Fiction

    Fiction. I have seen them although I have never had one.
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    Got the 69 running with EFI...kinda....surging bad at idle

    I would see if you can borrow an extra Idle air bypass solenoid then to test with as that sounds like the cuplrit Eric. New units do not always function as planned. Not too hot lately as it has been raining all the time. What time in August? I am building a Griggs GR-350 to be delivered to...
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    Got the 69 running with EFI...kinda....surging bad at idle

    I am not familiar with that system or the sensors it uses per se but your problem sounds line a bad/dirty idle air bypass/idle speed control or whatever they call it on this system.
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    DB Performance Engineering

    Any links to pictures or info of said rack?
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    Replacing rear 1/4s?

    It definitley requires welding and also the ablility to work with and massage metal to get it to do what you want it to do. It is rather involved and takes some knowledge to do properly but it is not out of the realm of abilities for the home restorer. I have done several myself. If you don't...
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    Debating between cable and hydraulic clutch

    If you install it incorreclty with it restion on a header or exhaust pipe. The casing then melts and constricts and makes the cable stick. Some have said it even caused the cable to break. This is not the cable's fault, it is the installer's fault who did a crappy job. Like I said, I have...
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    Fuel Injection on Early Model Mustangs

    Try the link again. It is fixed now, sorry.