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Hey, anything to keep my name right at the top of the list. To be honest, I'm frequently on a lot of people's "list" :D
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It's not a hose, it's a tube, and it's metal because of the high pressure. Replacements aren't sold because this is not a normal wear item....
I'll try this again. No original Ford parts were harmed in the building of these engines. A company called Eliminator Products makes new Boss '9...
By the way, that car was pro-built and is well into six figures for the whole build.
Don't confuse factory crate motors built on an assembly line to production tolerances with a custom built, hand-assembled, blueprinted engine...
And this was my point: Pricing starts at $22,900 for a Dyno Tested ready to bolt in Kaase Boss Engine.
You all should read the article first. That engine is a custom build by Jon Kaase. I'm guessing that the owner has several times the cost of the...
The Boss '9 in this car is built from new aftermarket castings. It's infinitely more readily available (albeit not cheap). [IMG]
It's a Boss '9. That work for you?
Is this with the Olds 307 motor? Four Seasons shows P/N 55070 for the 1977-1984 cars. I don't know what changed for the 1985-1990 cars, but I've...
Whatever the original number was, I can guarantee that there are many more tri-power cars now. :rolleyes: Nice chart, Jaunty. Of course, that's...
That toy is a 1961, not a 62. The "V" shape of the leading edge of the front fenders outboard of the headlights give it away.
First, I'd expect your wagon to be closer to 4300 lbs. A loaded Suburban with 4WD is more like 5300 lbs (unless you are talking about the car...
^^^^This. The piston got stuck to one side. If you still have the OEM cast iron combo valve, there is likely rust in the bore. I'd go ahead and...
The cylindrical weight and those two brackets with holes are used to hold the float down against the needle and seat to set float height. The...
Not quite. You adjust the stroke of the mixture control solenoid (which sets the stroke of the primary metering rods) using a special gauge tool...
I'm going with "people mover". :D Kinda cool, in a perverse way. Nice city commuter car, however. I'd take this over a (not so) Smart car any day.
Go back and get the box. Your distributor does not have any mechanical or vacuum advance mechanisms. The advance curve is entirely generated by...
Now that's cool. I thought from the title that this was going to be about the fugly FF.
