Man that looks simple. Nice work. I still have my 65 sitting.hint hint![]()
Man that looks simple. Nice work. I still have my 65 sitting.hint hint![]()
I'm waiting on parts to come in right now to make 65-66 headers.Hoe to have some made and done ready for production in about 2-3 months. Biggest problem is I have to pay for all this stuff outta pocket because I can't make money until I can sell them. I'm not crying at all. I love doing this. But I just wish I could do it faster. Maybe I'll take up a trailer to the show, and your car will come home with me. 
just make sure you turn the fuel pump,water pump, and fans on and the keys are right hereMaybe I'll take up a trailer to the show, and your car will come home with me.![]()

3" dp?
........though it's either a 302/H1E or the quad turbo idea I' wrestling with. 
Man, this build is cool as hell. I don't know why, just fun to watch.I'm watching it on the *other* Mustang site as well.
I just got an awesome(and cheap!) H1E in the mail today. Before this it was destined for some nutter 2.3 turbo. Now I'm eyeballing my '68.........though it's either a 302/H1E or the quad turbo idea I' wrestling with.
A quick question; are you going to put a little pipe extension or anything on the wastegate outlet? It looks close to the pan and lower arm pivot, but I can't really tell from the picture. Might be my imagination.

No extension on the wastegate outlet. That's my wastegate, and I ran it the same way...what are you thinking about ?
It's pretty close to the pan, but its obviously a wide pan.
Shouldnt the carb be in an enclosure? Im not really knowledgeable enough about the turbo/carb combo to know, but from what I hear/read that seems like the best way to use a carb with any kind of boost.