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  1. hivewax

    Gas in Oil

    My '66 sat for almost a year to upgrade the suspension, wheels, and rear. I started the car maybe 5-6 times during that time frame. I also added Stabil to the fuel tank. Oil change was done. It drives like normal, but the oil smells heavy of gas. The car doesn't stall at idle. It starts right...
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    1965 Fastback Mustang Project

    Can't wait for the surprises.:D
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    Boss T/A front brake upgrade (Lincoln/Tbird calipers) thread

    bringing this thread back from the dead... i went the easy route and bought the Cobra Auto big brake kit. i'd like to see where you got the aluminum calipers to fit these big brakes and if anyone has done the front swap to rear brake setup like the Boss T/As. here's a video of the swap at Walt...
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    Mobile?

    Hey, what happened to the mobile version of this site... Letters got big and gawky like it's for a retard. I'm viewing with BlackBerry Bold.
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    Adjustable Proportional Valve Interior Routing

    Don't worry... I'm starting on it tonight... thinkin' of mounting on side tunnel betw/shifter and seat, so it's noticiable out the window. Posted via Mobile Device
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    Adjustable Proportional Valve Interior Routing

    If it was a track car, the adj PV is for varying track conditions. And, I believe brake lines are safer inside away from road debris + drive-shaft damage. Also, it adds cool factor. Posted via Mobile Device
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    Adjustable Proportional Valve Interior Routing

    I want to know the easiest method maybe going thru existing holes in the firewall/floor. Posted via Mobile Device
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    Adjustable Proportional Valve Interior Routing

    I have tons of race car pix, but couldn't find the routing of the adj PV inside the car by the driver seat. I'd like to know where the holes are located for the brake lines and is it along the trans tunnel or along the rocker. Pix are appreciated. TIA Posted via Mobile Device
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    My 65 Mustang "Screaming Horse"

    Thanx. How much were they? I was thinking tri-bars, but I like those even better. EDIT: And, do you have a link? Posted via Mobile Device
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    My 65 Mustang "Screaming Horse"

    what brand are those headlights? me likes.
  11. hivewax

    Adding headers soon and need ideas

    Tri-Y is just a header design. I have JBA Tri-Y headers ceramic coated and the pitman arm is hitting the driver side one. Posted via Mobile Device
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    Options - Rear Brakes for 15" Wheels

    Those look sweet, but I had SSBC 11.25" rotor kit w/1-piston alum caliper and they were hitting the ridge of the rim. i'll need to call Wilwood tech... pix on my blog
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    Options - Rear Brakes for 15" Wheels

    I liked the MP brakes, but not the SSBC kits. Does Wilwood and Baer have anything?? Posted via Mobile Device
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    Options - Rear Brakes for 15" Wheels

    What are the choices in rear brakes? I have a 9" rear, 31-spline axles, large bearing Torino ends. I looked on the SSBC site and found 10.5" rotor kits. Then, found a 11.125" rotor kit on Master Power. I have 15x8" 2-piece wheel with 4" back-space out back. Posted via Mobile Device
  15. hivewax

    Supercharger Questions

    i believe member "2bav8" put a TREMEC 6-spd into his '65/66 coupe... he has a website... he mentioned he dropped the tranny a bit, so the tunnel would clear... drive-train pinion angle would change, so i don't know anything about that stuff. EDIT: forget the website... GeoCities is no more.
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    AFR 185s too big for my 289?

    AFR185 heads, 670cfm Holley SA, THUMPR cam, forged internals... broke the 8" rear. Now have 9" TrueTrac 3.50 gears. Posted via Mobile Device
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    In general, how do stock '65s handle twisties

    He's probably taking my advice. Posted via Mobile Device
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    In general, how do stock '65s handle twisties

    Inspect the tires for rot and drive like an old lady. Posted via Mobile Device
  19. hivewax

    '65-66 Rear Disc Parking Cable

    SSBC tech just gave me a lame answer by e-mail. Posted via Mobile Device
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    Newbie looking for advice

    I went the opposite direction... looked for all manual... simple. You won't always find what your looking for.
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