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    1. #1
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      Quote Originally Posted by langleylad View Post
      In my build I just went with an 98 Explorer 8.8 with 31 splines, 3.73s , and a traclok . I originally planned on going with a Moser built rear end but it would have been overkill . But seeing that you're in Germany it would be hard to come up with an Explorer piece . Nice build.
      Sorry , Belguim



    2. #2
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      Quote Originally Posted by langleylad View Post
      Sorry , Belguim
      No worries, All the same in pricing to get stuff here.
      Everything i buy from the states you have to add 33% extra on top of the sum you pay to the store...( import and extra taxes)
      So if i build a 50.000$ car it will cost me 68.000$...
      Retard laws around here..

    3. #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by 70CougarXr7 View Post
      No worries, All the same in pricing to get stuff here.
      Everything i buy from the states you have to add 33% extra on top of the sum you pay to the store...( import and extra taxes)
      So if i build a 50.000$ car it will cost me 68.000$...
      Retard laws around here..
      That's exactly the same here in Canada , if Summit sells a part for $300 us it costs me $400 cdn . But I'm sure your shipping costs are a lot more !.

    4. #4
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      Quick peek at the layout and style of the plate i made to cover the lights to give it a 'cooler and darker' look. (dark see trough plate).
      Need so finish some small details and then its done.
      Tested a few lights yesterday and it looks good!
      Mustang fuel cap for styling in the middle and offcourse to fill it up...


    5. #5
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      Pictures working now...

    6. #6
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      Good progress! That underside work is a thankless job but it’s great to start from a clean baseline.
      What are thinking in terms of power train ideas?

    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by gsxrken View Post
      Good progress! That underside work is a thankless job but it’s great to start from a clean baseline.
      What are thinking in terms of power train ideas?
      Keeping it oldschool .
      408 with carburator, TKO600.

      Engine just got tested on the dyno, 450 peak hp and 500 peak torque.

      Should arrive end of this week or next week.

      Thanks for the compliment

    8. #8
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      Hey cool! I had a forged 408 made out of my 351w block and chose a TKO600 too! I'm doing FI though. Looks like you'll be up and running a little ahead of me so I'm very eager to hear your feedback on the combo.

      And nice work overall by the way.
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    9. #9
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      Quote Originally Posted by Sbeck09 View Post
      Hey cool! I had a forged 408 made out of my 351w block and chose a TKO600 too! I'm doing FI though. Looks like you'll be up and running a little ahead of me so I'm very eager to hear your feedback on the combo.

      And nice work overall by the way.
      Will keep you posted on it,saw your build and to be fair, i am just buying new parts and installing them which is much easier then what you are doing with your customisation.
      Impressed by your front suspension!

      This is my first project so this is hard enough for me allready.
      Thanks for the compliment though.

      Now lets make it a race to get finished first to motivate eachother :D

    10. #10
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      Looks good. Are you planning on subframe connectors?
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    11. #11
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      Quote Originally Posted by 705.0Merc View Post
      Looks good. Are you planning on subframe connectors?
      Not at the top off my list at the moment,will be something for the near future.
      Got enough other things on my list so far :D

      Will make a connection behind the back seat to stiffen te chassis.
      https://secure.cougarpartscatalog.co...ry-Cougar.html
      Something like that but just make it myself.

    12. #12
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      Engine arrived here last week,
      gonna drop it in next week most likely.

      Few questions though...i have no idea where to connect the water temp sensor and the oil pressure sensor...
      Where do you normally connect these ??

      I just found out i do not have a full picture of my engine, great :D
      Will make one soon!

      see allot of 'holes' in the engine, not sure if it goes somewhere there?
      Some of them are open and some of them are closed of with a bolt.






      And what is this "bolt" next to the oil filter??

    13. #13
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      I bet money that pink wire is a resistance wire that is meant to power the coil. Strip the insulation and I bet the conductor inside is very thin. This is done to protect the coil from full 12 volts, when used in an original installation.

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    14. #14
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      Quote Originally Posted by andrewb70 View Post
      I bet money that pink wire is a resistance wire that is meant to power the coil. Strip the insulation and I bet the conductor inside is very thin. This is done to protect the coil from full 12 volts, when used in an original installation.

      Andrew
      Gonna give it a quick look tomorrow, if that is right, problem solved.
      Thanks Andrew

    15. #15
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      Damn, one more thing.
      Do i still need this part when using the new cable boom and msd box?
      Not my cup of tea the wiring...


    16. #16
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      Yes, Ford style starter relay. Remember that the screws that hold it down need to be clean and contact unpainted metal. Fords are funny like that...

    17. #17
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      Quote Originally Posted by MichaelUser View Post
      Yes, Ford style starter relay. Remember that the screws that hold it down need to be clean and contact unpainted metal. Fords are funny like that...
      Thanks for the tip, planned on installing it tomorrow.

    18. #18
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      Yes that's your starter relay. Even I have to use one with a full PDM.
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    19. #19
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      Quote Originally Posted by Sbeck09 View Post
      Yes that's your starter relay. Even I have to use one with a full PDM.
      Thanks !

    20. #20
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      I bought that same wiring kit, very nice for the price.


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