BOOM

 

Niiiiice.

 

Beautiful......!

 

Wudja just Look at that!!
I wish mine was that clean.........
(';')

 

haha thanks guys, LNRB can you post a photo of how nixs' drivers side exhaust goes around the steering, i have a few ideas but would like some more info before i start working on it

 

Those headers look like Sanderson CC2, the Sanderson CC90 fit around the steering shaft nicely.

 

Nothing fancy,only Ram Horn manifolds. There's plenty of space between the block and exhaust pipe, just as the man said.

(';')

 

Yeah, my power plant package came with a brand new pair of after maet ram horn manifolds. Piped fpr an airrail, f needed. I did,


and a pair of down pipes from sun Coast in Punta Gordo< FLa. well made and a great price. I drilled them and welded on bungsa for the O2 sensors.


One of the things I got right.


Carl

 

Thats a clean firewall, are you going to have a/c? I am assuming that the bracket on drivers side of motor is for ps pump....

 

correct darren, that is for the power steering as soon as i can figure out how to mount it nicely with the supplied belt. and no ac as of now... ill just have to drive faster to keep cool haha

 

Subframe bits

 

When your friends a machinist

 

OK I'll Bite...What are those for???

 

front sway bar mounts

 

So close to having it ready to fire

 

https://vimeo.com/172647825

BOOM LESS THAN 24 HOURS


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I *Like* that!
(';')

 

Sure looks nice. Boom will make it much better. My only "criticism"
is that awful top radiator hose. Yeah, I know it works. And, I've used them. There must be and I've seen better ways.


Way back when, I installed a 53 Mercury flat head V8 in tired 40 Ford pickup. I used those corrugated hoses. Why, did I not use Gates or similar for a 53 Mercury? They would've fit just fine and looked much neater. I have no answer.


But, in the greater scheme, it is nit picking. Apologies.


Carl

 

So i worked on the engine some more, sounding better and better

 

pulled the motor



made a bracket to support the master and booster




started prep to redo the engine bay