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Old 09-27-2009, 04:35 PM   #13 (permalink)
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yeah i figure it will smoke a for a while at first but burn off. i didn't have time to take the motor down as far as i wanted and make it look good, but its good enough for my truck. heres a 347 i am building for my mustang you can kinda se in the background. this is more how i like them to look.

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Old 09-27-2009, 04:50 PM   #14 (permalink)
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That should get-it!
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Old 09-27-2009, 09:07 PM   #15 (permalink)
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Sorry to get off subject with this question.What year Mustang and is it street/strip or drag only?

Also you got an extra dana 60 lying around????
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Old 09-27-2009, 09:22 PM   #16 (permalink)
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its an 88 gt, gonna be mostly a street car but i plan to take it to the track too. i built a 347 with custom cam cainfreild heads all the goodies suspensionwise, converted to 5 lug. should be a fun car around 400 horse N/A with a 5 speed and 4.10s in the rear

and yes i have an extra ford dana 60
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Old 09-27-2009, 09:51 PM   #17 (permalink)
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That will be a nice street car for sure.I see you added N/A that mean there may be some NOS or blower/turbo in it's future!My friend at work has a 92 coupe with a 347 and the biggest Vortec blower made 692 rwhp and ran 6.30 1/8 mile on 10" ET streets.Not very streetable but fun

Would you sell the Dana 60?If so,is it 4.10 gear,what year model and how much?Thanks
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Old 09-27-2009, 10:23 PM   #18 (permalink)
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pmed ya i plan on runnin a 100shot of laughin gas on that car when its all done that way i can keep it streetable
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Old 09-30-2009, 09:36 PM   #19 (permalink)
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well i have run out of stuff to do till my adapter plate gets here. so i replaced the weeping gaskets, KDP fix, and polished the valve covers. was my first time polishing anything so they arnt great, but they were pitted bad. someday i would like to get a nice set and try it again. but there good enough for my ol truck. also can someone help me out with torque for flywheel and balancer bolts?


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I'm a big fan of the polished valve covers



This is what mine look like in my 79 F350
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I'm a big fan of the polished valve covers



This is what mine look like in my 79 F350
Sharp truck, can you start a thread on your truck, so we can see more of it. I would like to see more pictures, but don't want to muck up symonds thread.
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Sharp truck, can you start a thread on your truck, so we can see more of it. I would like to see more pictures, but don't want to muck up symonds thread.
Sure I will start one later when I have some more time.
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well i have run out of stuff to do till my adapter plate gets here. so i replaced the weeping gaskets, KDP fix, and polished the valve covers. was my first time polishing anything so they aren't great, but they were pitted bad. someday i would like to get a nice set and try it again. but there good enough for my ol truck.
What did you use to polish - or how did you do it? I have never polished anything before either - but your covers look good enough to tempt me into doing mine!
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i actually bought a kit off amazon.com it was like 40 bucks comes with 3 wheels that went on my bench grinder and 4 different bars of compound. i just used aircraft stripper on the covers and then sanded the covers down starting at 80grit and worked my way to 400grit. the polished them useing the wheels and compounds in the order the kits intructions said
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