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  1. Bullitt347

    Brand New Built 302 overheating

    Looks like the water pump is being underdriven. That water pump pulley is larger than the crank pulley. Need to put stock water pump and crank pulley's back on.
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    Wheel backspacing

    It is a 15X4 wheel with the Moroso front runner tire @ 26" tall.
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    Wheel backspacing

    6.5" Backspace. Will have to remove quad shocks. Will have to gently massage the inner fender close to the spring perch. Or not. Depends on year and assembly tolerances. It helps if the fender wheel well lip is rolled, depending on ride height. 275/60/15 on 15X10 double Beadlock rim with 6.5"...
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    Stangnet T-Shirts

    Got my T-shirts today.
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    Engine 87 NA - Tune or no Tune needed?

    If the stock cam remains, you should have no worries.
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    Stangnet T-Shirts

    Yes. 30 miles away in another town. Been there for 2 days. I am going to give it until Saturday. I am not that worried about it, it is just a couple of T-shirts. And I have lots of those.
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    Stangnet T-Shirts

    My order has been "In Transit" for 8 days now. It has been in the State for 4 days. I hope to see it by the end of the year... Thank you USPS.
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    Rack and pinion options

    Not that big of deal at 20:1 If you have wide tires on the front it gets harder. But if the tire is rolling when you are turning, then it is not bad at all. You lose a bunch of weight off of the nose of the car, and free up a few HP to boot. Plus no P/S pump noise or potential P/S leaks. It all...
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    Bent Rear Spring Perches

    One of many on quick search for rear coil over kit. https://www.bmrsuspension.com/?page=products&productid=1809
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    Pushrod length

    Looks like you need about a 6.150 pushrod to get the roller tip centered on the valve stem. That should also narrow up the sweep across the top of the stem.
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    Progress Thread Might as well start a progress thread on my 92 GT Hatch.

    Yes 20 psi But it is a Dart Iron Eagle block and all the good stuff inside. The engine should be good to 30-34 psi, so 20 is not really straining things at all. I also run E85 from the barrel. Pretty big tuning window. I have never had a issue sticking a new belt on and hammer it right away.
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    Progress Thread Might as well start a progress thread on my 92 GT Hatch.

    8 rib is probably your best bet. I run 8 rib on my racecar and it sees 20 psi from the hit. I am still running the stock tensioner from 1989, just with a wider pulley for the 8 rib belt. I get a little bit of belt dust on the S/C pulley and bracket area, probably from the belt slipping on the...
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    Take a look at my rack!

    The thread title left me disappointed...
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    Car Diagnosis

    Have it scanned for codes.
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    2000 GT: Interior color change?

    Nowadays a stupid minivan has almost 400 hp. So 400 hp and DD reliable is damn near anything.
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    Rear end catch can? Anyone? Bueller?

    I have spun my rear pinion gear 600 revolutions in 8.5 seconds at max power and did not have any overflow from the rear diff. Now add in off throttle slowing down from 160 mph and still not a drop. If you need a catch can for the rear diff, you either have over-filled the rear diff, or you are...
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    what 302 blocks and heads are the same a 95

    An 8.2" deck block is a 8.2" deck block. Does not matter if it is from a 67 Mustang or the Dart Iron Eagle Block out of my racecar. Everything bolts up to it from any other 302 based block. Obviously, it you bolted up stock parts to a Dart Iron Eagle block, we might ask that you get sent to a...
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    Electrical Mini-Starter Wiring

    GM fuses their main battery power cable going to the starter. It is a 450 amp fuse at the battery. We have seen some blow. Usually when the starter seizes up.
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    Resolved Intake question

    That is a plug for an oil galley. It is not used once the block was finished being machined. Sometimes that plug can seep oil. I see no reason why you should not seal it with a RTV sealer. It just insures that you don't have a potential leak down the road.