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Opentracker, do you have a website with all your mods?

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  • Start date Start date Oct 23, 2004

1320stang

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Just curious.
 
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1320stang said:
Just curious.
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No - I guess I should but I don't have the time. Most of it is on this site if you look at my post list.


John
 

1320stang

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Well, I know I want to eventually do a lot of your mods, I've referenced the roller perches to some guys on the FordFE.com board. I figured out where you hosted your pics and went thru them, that is some kick butt stuff. Maybe Oboebrian can go back thru the posts and save them to his website and put them in a writeup form. I'll have to ask him.

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DarkBuddha

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Maybe someone can put one together for you... if I ever get the time I'd be glad to, but sadly, I don't see having time anytime soon...
 
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I will be glad to give anyone help with thier car. I have a few more ideas and I thought that this site would be a great place to store it. I have only started a few post and that is where my info is. My next mod is to lower the inside pivot point of the lower arm along with the strutt rod mounting point. I like the idea of looking at the post because the input from all of us is there to read. Two heads are better than one and a lot of input is always good. So far the roller bearing perches are the best mod I have done. The upper arm mod saves the most money and in my opinion the money should be spent on a driving school. A good driving school will help more than any part you buy or make. I will be making a set of upper arms soon and I will start a new thread with photos showing how to get the right angle of the ball joint area. My next project is a '65 Ranchero track car. It will have the radiator in the rear like the off road guys, lot's of good stuff coming with that project.

John
 
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streetgrande69 has a lot of the mods that opentracker has done on his website and i'm sure he'd be more than happy to catalog any other mods there as well. he's pretty much like me and worships opentracker
 

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Well, instead of grading papers tonight, I compiled the few threads you've done John... I've put them on my thoroughly mediocre website... You can go directly to the list of thread at http://groups.msn.com/DBsMustang/opentrackerstangnetthreads.msnw

John, if you want some specific info regarding your contact info or your own version for an introduction, just PM it to me and I'll put it up.
 

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Thanks Buddha, I'm not quite at the worshiping stage, but I'm pretty sold on making my '65 coupe a Trans-Am styled car. The pics on my desktop pretty much tell you why, that's the meanest looking view of a '65-'66 Mustang coupe that I've seen. I've wanted the '67 Shelby hood since I saw one on a '66 'vert at Ark City Kansas dragstrip back in '95. I saw the Terlingua Mustang that Dallas Mustang is making at this year's Shelby Meet at Tulsa. If I remember correctly, they used front fender flares on the rear fender wells. There's a road race course up by Tulsa called Hallet that I'd like to take the car to when I'm done. There's also a new road course going in just north of the dragstrip at Tulsa.
 
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DarkBuddha said:
Well, instead of grading papers tonight, I compiled the few threads you've done John... I've put them on my thoroughly mediocre website... You can go directly to the list of thread at http://groups.msn.com/DBsMustang/opentrackerstangnetthreads.msnw

John, if you want some specific info regarding your contact info or your own version for an introduction, just PM it to me and I'll put it up.
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Hey! --- that is way cool. If anyone needs more info they can ask me by PM or email.


Thank you very much!

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Buddha, good quality stuff!

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