99 mustang gt 5.3/t56
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I do but they are on my other iPhone. Since my laptop crashed I lost em all until I can get a new computer and back them up. But all I did was where the factory harness went through the firewall on the drivers side. I cut the hold down lower and fitted a clutch master cylinder I had laying around and made a mount that sammiches the two to the firewall. The I welded on an 1in square stalk of metal I had laying around, welded that to the pedal and drilled a couple holes in it so I have a wide range of adjustment. It works pretty good now. I need to reveled the clutch again.
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heres an updated picture of the bay. some people were asking me how much room i had around the firewall so i snapped a couple pics of the recent parts i put on.
heres i finaly got around and installed my upper and lower rad mounts. also got a air filter on it finaly.
lifters a ticking, gonna buy some ls7 ones, then buy some springs and pop them in the stock alum 853s
heres i finaly got around and installed my upper and lower rad mounts. also got a air filter on it finaly.
lifters a ticking, gonna buy some ls7 ones, then buy some springs and pop them in the stock alum 853s
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Nice job. I think this time around I am going to run the heater hoses out through the fender and back in through the hole where the air filter used to sit just to clean it up a bit more. Did you get your aluminum heads on yet?
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Here soon I'm buying ls7 lifters. Buy springs and slap the heads on. I would like to buy arp head studs but they are outta my budget right now. So we'll see
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Just a little update. Got the upper and lower rad lines made and painted. Installed the mustang ect sensor and I'm just waiting for a day to wire it up.
Also cleaned up the heater core lines and it looks so much better now.
Also cleaned up the heater core lines and it looks so much better now.
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That looks better. I'm thinking about running some steel braided hoses for the heater. I am going for the clean and simple look, relocated coils, tucked wiring, smoothed engine bay. Trying to change things this time around that I skipped the first time.
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Yeah next on the list is relocate the coils to the frame. Or just outta the way.
My harness is already tucked. Fuse box hidden. Only thing I need to do is get rid of that huge abs plug.
My harness is already tucked. Fuse box hidden. Only thing I need to do is get rid of that huge abs plug.
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It's bassani x pipe. Magnaflo muffs. Dumped before the axle. It's too quiet. With the 4.6 it was a lot louder. Idk what happened lol
Oh ok
Thanks man. Get it going.
Oh ok
Thanks man. Get it going.
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motors almost done being assembled, swap headers come in this week. I have all new speed hut gauges, k member and mounts, just got a hold of a T56. im going to be ordering some scott rod engine bay panels next week and a chase bays wire kit.im sure il do all braided lines with AN fittings as well, its just hard to find time between work family and house hunting. but it will get done. il start a thread when I have the motor back in my possession.
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motors almost done being assembled, swap headers come in this week. I have all new speed hut gauges, k member and mounts, just got a hold of a T56. im going to be ordering some scott rod engine bay panels next week and a chase bays wire kit.im sure il do all braided lines with AN fittings as well, its just hard to find time between work family and house hunting. but it will get done. il start a thread when I have the motor back in my possession.
I want/plan to do all custom gauges and all that but that's not in my budget. So basically nothing on my stock cluster works sept the volt and gas gauge.
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Many people have been asking me how I adapted hydraulic master cyl to my original cable type pedal. Well here it is.
There is a hole where the harness runs though the firewall. I just pulled the harness out. Re drilled a hole lower and ran the harness though that. Then I had to cut down lower that hole so I could lower the cmc so I would have enough throw on the pedal to engage/disengage the clutch. I then welded a 1/2in square stalk I had laying around. Drilled a couple holes for adjustability. Then I chopped the head off a grade 8 bolt and tightened two bolts against each other. I had a bolt on the end holding the fork on it but it must of fell off. Anyways I cut out a round piece of medal and I sandwiched the clutch master cyl again the firewall. The clutch master cylinder came with the clutch line since it was already out of a 240sx. So everything was there and fit fine.
There is a hole where the harness runs though the firewall. I just pulled the harness out. Re drilled a hole lower and ran the harness though that. Then I had to cut down lower that hole so I could lower the cmc so I would have enough throw on the pedal to engage/disengage the clutch. I then welded a 1/2in square stalk I had laying around. Drilled a couple holes for adjustability. Then I chopped the head off a grade 8 bolt and tightened two bolts against each other. I had a bolt on the end holding the fork on it but it must of fell off. Anyways I cut out a round piece of medal and I sandwiched the clutch master cyl again the firewall. The clutch master cylinder came with the clutch line since it was already out of a 240sx. So everything was there and fit fine.