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  1. thehueypilot

    In car cam change question

    My 68 is my hanger queen (car show only crusier) so I would pefer power everything to get me to and from the shows in comfort. Whats odd is it worked in my 93 which has power brakes as well. I guess the newer cars require less vacuum to work? Tim
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    In car cam change question

    You mean as a troubleshooting tool just in case the vacuum booster is bad? No I have not as I don't have a electric vacuum pump to evacuate the AC sytem but I guess I could borrow one. I have not tried the fancy electric ones they use in drag racing as I have a Moroso 3 vane, belt driven vacuum...
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    In car cam change question

    I tried the vacuum canister already (that is the one that is in there) but this cam only produces 10 in/hg max at idle and lower rpm as it came out of my other race car. I thought about the electric pump but they cost too much $$$ and I don't have the room under there to mount it. The power...
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    In car cam change question

    Thanks for the replies. I guess I am being lazy as it is a PIA to remove and re-install the engine with long tube headers and AOD transmission. I guess I won't lose much time/effort to try first in the car and the worst case pull the engine if I can't. Tim
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    In car cam change question

    I have a 68 coupe with a working AC system. I put the wrong cam in the engine and lost the vaccum to the power brakes so can I change the cam out with the engine still in the car w/o breaking the AC connections? Can the condensor be rotated out of the way w/o losing freon? The engine is a 351W...
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    mustang vents not blowin.. please read

    The question is did it work before you replaced the heater core? If it did not the yellow vacuum line goes to the vacuum motor located to the right of the intrument cluster. It either has a hole in the diaphram or the hose came off. Mine was full of oil because it had a hole in it which allowed...
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    Need Vacuum Motor for 93 Mustang

    I tried to buy a vacuum motor for my vent system on my 93 Mustang today at the Ford dealer. The part number is 18A318 but they said it has been discontinued. Where can I find this part? I looked at all the local parts houses to include LateModel Resto and CJ Pony parts. Anyone have a good source...
  8. thehueypilot

    To anyone I suggested using an RTV coated bolt in the dipstick hole..............

    Another solution is to do what Ford did and put a cup plug in the hole if it is not going to be used for the dip stick. They sell them at NAPA for about $1 under Clevite P/N 219-2185 Tim
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    68 Shelby Console - Details?

    The seats are custom flo-fits from a company called M-Detail (FordMustangSales.com) and cost about $1,500/pair. Tim
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    68 Shelby Console - Details?

    I installed that one in my car but covered the wood grain in black vinyl and replaced the corba emblem on the arm rest since this photo was last taken. Tim http://s234.photobucket.com/albums/ee84/thehueypilot/?action=view&current=IMG_00351.jpg
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    Alignment finally close to specs

    I finally gave up on the alignment shops and bought a alignment fixture as well for about $200 from Summit racing as: http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=SPS%2D91000&N=700+4294925139+4294919397+115&autoview=sku. I have aligned my 68 and my 93 race car with very good...
  12. thehueypilot

    Newest member of the Split Block Club

    I thought about going to solid mounts but went instead with a torque link kit and poly motor mounts. I'm not sure of the long term outcome of making something rigid that was never designed to be. Block plates maybe a better way to go since you have a lot more surface area to bolt onto.
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    Newest member of the Split Block Club

    Hey......just cause I gave up on my 68 with leaf springs doesn't mean my late model 93 can't back up those numbers. I'm running the same engine that was in my 68 that dyno'd at 400 Hp with 550 Tq at the rear wheels with a best time of 7.40 with a 1.65 60' in the 1/8 and now running 6.80's with a...
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    Newest member of the Split Block Club

    Trick Flow Main Stud Girdles for Ford?
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    Aftermarket AOD shifter in a console

    I got the B&M hammer shifter in my Fox and now I know why they call it a hammer shifter because I would like to take a hammer to it. (POS) It is a very sloppy shifter. It will be replaced after only one season with a more precise Hurst Quarter shifter.
  16. thehueypilot

    AC heater core blockoff valve leak rate?

    Thanks for the replies. I overcharged the system before I realized it was not low and the valve was leaking. The system is a Classic Auto Air and it cools down to 40F when I pinch off the heater core hose. The valve is closed but is leaking a small amount past it which seems to be enough to...
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    AC heater core blockoff valve leak rate?

    I was servicing the AC last night in my 68 and evacuated the system and filled it with 22oz of R134 but the system would not get cold. I checked everything and it all checked out good. The last thing I decided to do was to put a hose pinch pliers onto the heater core incoming line to see if that...
  18. thehueypilot

    How do I straighten my steering wheel?

    I just had some tires mounted and balanced and I had to show the guy how to properly install metal valve stems, than ended up doing it for him. Now if I could only afford my own tire machine and computer balancer I would be set........ Are you asking for the type of wrench or the equipment to...
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    How do I straighten my steering wheel?

    I gave up on finding a good shop because most now have the fancy computer equipment that does not include our classic cars and besides that I don't want someone I don't know taking my car on a test drive. I broke down and bought the alignment equipment from Summit and I now do my own alignments...