Douglas Acebal
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Lizard skin has a sound layer and a ceramic layer. This is the sound layer. The ceramic is a thermal barrier, helps for keeping the car cool. Especially on the underside of the roof.
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Lizard skin has a sound layer and a ceramic layer. This is the sound layer. The ceramic is a thermal barrier, helps for keeping the car cool. Especially on the underside of the roof.
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Belly done.
Super-Cuda
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Home again…. Going to finish off the engine compartment.
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Tank neck welded up.
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Street Lynx.
Is this a Mustang tank?
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Thanks I am looking at doing this whenever I get around to going fuel injection.
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More progress on the rear end….
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305/40/18 and 275/35/18. Same setup as Bill Reilly's (RMS) Dart.
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Nice job getting 275’s up front
Douglas Acebal
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More progress…. Windage, oil pump, pickup and pan installed. Master cylinder and pedals. Some NOS for some added ooomph. And also had some fun with the dimple dies. The purists may have issue with these sheet metal mods but I like it….
Super-Cuda
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Very nice Douglas!
Just a suggestion... you may want to consider some kind of filter material/screen /mesh on the underside of the inner fenders or that beautiful engine won't stay clean for very long as the tires will kick up all kinds of dirt into the engine compartment.
Douglas Acebal
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If you look at the photo by the master cylinder you’ll see the mesh screen on two of the holes. I’m still fabbing out the underside pieces that sandwich in the screens. I hope to keep a good majority of debris out. This car won’t be driven daily or vey long distances.
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Super-Cuda
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Oh , ok , I see it now. I mentioned it because after having open hood scoops on cars, one of the drawbacks was the mess that collected in the engine bay. Looks great BTW!!
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Not a fan of the clutch linkage. Too much flex. I’m going to beef it up.
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Looking good. I am a purist and I approve of all the mods. LOL
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Yeah, she’s not a GT or GTS so I’m taking liberties. I love the tinkering side of the hobby.
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Time to fab the steering.
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More progress. Also beefed up the hydraulic clutch linkage. Much improved!
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Long day today. Finished all the brake lines, steering, sway bar, fuel lines, and front brakes. May have to take a day off tomorrow. I’m bushed.
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Need to polish the plastic where I cut off the tab but other than that, looks great! Ford Contour dual electric fans with Dakota Digital fan controller. Would have never known about this without this forum. Thanks!
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TTI Headers have arrived!! Well worth the wait!
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