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Thread: 65 shelby recreation / 408w
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11-25-2013 #41
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Where did you get the front QA1 suspension from that is a cool bolt on piece
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11-26-2013 #42
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What are your impressions of the Unisteer kit? Install ok? What steering column are you using with it?
Thanks for the feedback! I've been looking at this kit for awhile.Stephen S.
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11-26-2013 #43
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Great project…
The forward mount for the traction bars are of concern to me. It looks like the bracket is welded to the floor and it is in single shear. I have a feeling that as soon as you have one hard launch the bracket will rip from the floor or the bolt will bent. It should be mounted in double sheer and attached to the front leaf spring mount.
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11-26-2013 #44
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Agreed, luckily it's an easy fix! Glad someone else caught that.
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Love the red and the meats on the rear. Keep up the great work.
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11-26-2013 #45
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Agreed, luckily it's an easy fix! Glad someone else caught that. Originally Posted by andrewb70
Love the red and the meats on the rear. Keep up the great work.
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11-27-2013 #46
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I'm liking this. Would like more pics on the process of fender & quarter flaring. Cool work!
It is attached (or was) to the frt leaf eye mount & torque box. Kinda moot now as it looks like he changed out the leafs for the chassisworks 4-link coilover.The forward mount for the traction bars are of concern to me. It looks like the bracket is welded to the floor and it is in single shear. I have a feeling that as soon as you have one hard launch the bracket will rip from the floor or the bolt will bent. It should be mounted in double sheer and attached to the front leaf spring mount.Roger
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02-18-2014 #47
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Part 2 of the paint job,
next is building it up since the car is finally at home in my garage ;-)
NOW SOME PICS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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02-18-2014 #48
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That looks amazing.
Ford should have built it exactly like that from the get go.
Great job.
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02-18-2014 #49
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02-19-2014 #50
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beautiful car ! i would love to do the wide body fenders. your car looks perfect
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Nice car, really like that paint job and all the other modifications you have done to it! Really nice stang!
More pictures thanks!
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02-19-2014 #52
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looks great, love the paint
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Supervet!!
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I'm digging this build!
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11-03-2014 #55
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time 2 update!
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done a lot, some visible
Isis / Infinitybox works, LED Trucklights running
now waiting for some more parts......
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cool color scheme, and I dig the trucklights...why the red in the negative areas on the motor..just for kicks?
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Looks like it was done for oil shedding/drainback purposes. Originally Posted by Justin@EntropyRad
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I've worked for years in transportation and for career reasons these days I leave for work way early each Monday morning and return home after dark on Fridays. Those Trucklite headlights are rapidly gaining favor among fleets because truck drivers do an incredible amount of their work during the night...you can really pick them out as you meet them on the road.
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