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Dad restoring '66 Mustang...

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Fuzzylogic

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...and has the stock six cylinder (200CI?) in the car. He wants to stick with it. I'm trying to do some research for him and possibly buy him some go-fast goodies, and I keep hearing good things about Ford Six Performance. Most of the good things I'm hearing are on their website, though...so I wanted to get some seperate opinions.

Is this a good company to buy from? They seem to be at the center of it, just want to know that I'm not being duped, haha.

Thanks!


Thomas
 

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Most of the guys in here will tell you those are the guys to go to for the I6 200.
 
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Question answered!

Thank you, sir.
 
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Any thoughts on Clifford Performance?

cliffordperformance.net
 

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fuzzy, you might want to talk to the BIG BLUE FUZZYCLOSET MONSTER, aka 65stanger. Fritz is in the middle of a major restomod on Sally, including some baseline work on her 200 ci six-in-a-row. If I remember correctly, he's been doing some research on exactly this topic - although I've been teasing him that the best upgrade to the 200 includes the word "Cleveland"

Seriously, talk to 65stanger - like I said he's been doing some research; including talking to others who have "been there, done that".

There was a kid (yeah, I mean kid, like 16-17 yrs old) who hung around the Classics Forums and who's been working on his 200-powered ('66? '67?) and has done some stuff which was published in Mustang Illustrated back when Jeff Ford was the editor. I can't remember his Screen Name and haven't heard or seen him in a while though......
 
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