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    Thread: 65 Falcon

    1. #21
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      Quote Originally Posted by ProTouringCuda View Post
      Who makes those valve covers?
      I picked them up at a local swap meet. The boxes didn't have a name brand and nothing is stamped on them, just a blank white box. Sorry

    2. #22
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      Quote Originally Posted by Hotwhilz View Post
      Nice stance! Good looking engine compartment! Have you tried to turn the air filter so the line will match the strut braces?

      Cool little weapon!
      Thanks!
      I did give that a shot but liked the way this looked better.

    3. #23
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      Very nice build. I can't wait to see this one come together and get some track time.

      FYI: Your 13" brake kit came in today so they will be assembling the spindles shortly. I am however still waiting for the 3rd member. Getting closer though.

      -J
      www.totalcostinvolved.com
      "Quality doesn't cost, it pays"

    4. #24
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      Quote Originally Posted by Sales-TCI-Eng View Post
      Very nice build. I can't wait to see this one come together and get some track time.

      FYI: Your 13" brake kit came in today so they will be assembling the spindles shortly. I am however still waiting for the 3rd member. Getting closer though.

      -J
      Thanks. I can't wait to drive the car, let alone get it on a track. lol

      Awesome!

    5. #25
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      Got my wheels and tires this week. ET wheels has some interesting customer service, no complaints, just interesting.



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    7. #27
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      Got my parts on Monday. Thanks TCI.

      Got to work on Tuesday morning.




      Need to finish up the swaybar and brakes. Then its time to tackle the front.

      Anyone recommend a place to get stainless brakes lines and what master cylinder should I be running. A little lost when it comes to brakes, so I need some education.

      thanks

    8. #28
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      Got the rear almost 99% completed. Just need to finish the brakleines. I ordered a new pedal assembly and hydraulic clutch setup. Can't wait to install that.




    9. #29
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      Bada$$

      I can't wait until you can roll it out a little farther to get a wider view of those giant chunks of rubber sitting underneath it.

      -J
      www.totalcostinvolved.com
      "Quality doesn't cost, it pays"

    10. #30
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      looks good! what size rear tire?

    11. #31
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      Quote Originally Posted by ProTouringCuda View Post
      Who makes those valve covers?
      the valve covers look like Pro Comp covers, I got the same covers in black from ebay.
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    12. #32
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      In that last pic, the rear view. It looks like the tire may rub on that inner lip. You may want to massage it back a little. I had a tire get cut from that lip on my 64 Fairlane. Just a thought.
      Love the build and thinking about those wheels for my 65 Falcon also.

    13. #33
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      Quote Originally Posted by Hotwhilz View Post
      Nice stance! Good looking engine compartment! Have you tried to turn the air filter so the line will match the strut braces?

      Cool little weapon!
      lol....thats just what I thought when I saw the engine bay pic.
      Regards,
      Leigh

      Sydney, Australia
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    14. #34
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      Its funny...they sold Falcon coupes here in Australia from 64-66, but they didn't look like the US ones.

      This is a 65 Falcon (Australia)


      This is a 66
      Regards,
      Leigh

      Sydney, Australia
      1971 Firebird 455

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    15. #35
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      Quote Originally Posted by Bryce View Post
      looks good! what size rear tire?
      Thanks! I ended up with 255/40-17.

      Quote Originally Posted by Jetfixr320 View Post
      In that last pic, the rear view. It looks like the tire may rub on that inner lip. You may want to massage it back a little. I had a tire get cut from that lip on my 64 Fairlane. Just a thought.
      Love the build and thinking about those wheels for my 65 Falcon also.
      I agree. My plan is to take a short trip around the block and see what happens. Then massage as needed.
      It took me forever to decide on those rims, tossed around at least 30-40 options. Lol



    16. #36
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      Quote Originally Posted by Sales-TCI-Eng View Post
      Bada$$

      I can't wait until you can roll it out a little farther to get a wider view of those giant chunks of rubber sitting underneath it.

      -J
      Me too! I should hopefully start work on the front this coming week.

      Btw.. Your shipping department had me going crazy looking for the front sway bar and misc bolts. Crafty guys put it in the steering rack box. Lol.

    17. #37
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      It looks good. There is plenty of room for that size tire with a little trimming.
      Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting - Holy cow - what a ride!!!
      See my build

      Jason

    18. #38
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      Quote Originally Posted by 65_Falcon View Post
      Thanks! I ended up with 255/40-17.



      I agree. My plan is to take a short trip around the block and see what happens. Then massage as needed.
      It took me forever to decide on those rims, tossed around at least 30-40 options. Lol
      I have a 275 in the stock wheel well a little bit of rub during autocrosing.

    19. #39
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      Quote Originally Posted by Bryce View Post
      I have a 275 in the stock wheel well a little bit of rub during autocrosing.
      Did you have to trim/massage anything?

    20. #40
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      Quote Originally Posted by 65_Falcon View Post
      Did you have to trim/massage anything?
      Just a little hammer work.

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