| Member Gallery Search Results |
|
|
| ID | Thumbnail | Caption | Model |  | Hits | Updated |
100_2576.JPG 852 hits | 82.99 KB | Posted: 5/3/09 instrument panel and steering wheel. (Posted in: Interior)
100_2577.JPG 834 hits | 74.58 KB | Posted: 5/3/09 right hand side of the instrument panel. (Posted in: Interior)
100_2580.JPG 909 hits | 68.12 KB | Posted: 5/3/09 pasenger side dashboard (Posted in: Interior)
100_1012.JPG 1049 hits | 61.38 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 these were the aluminum slotted mags that came on the car, and the 18" wheel/tire that I am installing on the front end. (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_2471.JPG 2779 hits | 60.42 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 In front, I installed 18x7" Coy's C5, polished, with 4" backspacing, and Nexen 3000 225/40-ZR18 tires. (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_2472.JPG 3566 hits | 68.2 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 In the rear, I installed 20X8.5" Coy's C5 polished wheels, 4" back spacing. Could easily go larger...lots of room under there yet! (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_2473.JPG 1080 hits | 67.05 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 rear tires are 255/35-ZR20 NEXEN 3000 (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_2474.JPG 918 hits | 74.65 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 front tires: 225/40-ZR18 NEXEN 3000 (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_2485.JPG 1066 hits | 63.56 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 I heated the rear coils to lower the car 3" in the rear; it looked great but it ruined the ride, so I replaced them with stock rear coils. (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_2486.JPG 899 hits | 65.48 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 I cut 1.5 coils off the front coil springs to get the car down 2" in the front. This was a bit too low, ride suffered and it dragged on everything. Now I've gone back to new small block springs with a 1/2 coil cut off; it sits about an inch higher th... (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_1011.JPG 1169 hits | 53.4 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 the car had three of these cheezy 'Road hugger' tires on it, and a brand new Firestone Indy 500 with a cut in the sidewall, unfortunately (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_0720.JPG 1078 hits | 58.44 KB | Posted: 3/28/09 original spare tire & rim, G78-14 Goodyear bias ply on a 14x5.5 steel rim. (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_2624.JPG 953 hits | 48.84 KB | Posted: 5/10/09 the front wheels are Coys C-5's, 18X7", 4" backspacing (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_3052.JPG 969 hits | 65.75 KB | Posted: 9/8/09 front wheel and stock brake rotor, before upgrade. (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_3051.JPG 1175 hits | 75.21 KB | Posted: 9/8/09 stock brake rotors before upgrade. (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_1012.JPG 950 hits | 61.38 KB | Posted: 4/3/10 (Posted in: Wheels/Tires)
100_1214.JPG 998 hits | 70.02 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 I used the block out of the engine from my 'wrecked' '73 500, which was an "H code" 351 Cleveland 2 barrel; even though its not a 4 barrel/4 bolt block, the date code matches this car's production date pretty close; its never been rebuilt, so it will... (Posted in: Engine)
101_1238.JPG 1162 hits | 77.49 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 this was the engine I pulled out of the GT; its a 1971 351 Cleveland 2 Bbl with a C6 tranny; I'm going to re-use the C6, but the block is already bored .030" over, so it will get shelved for a future project
(Posted in: Engine)
100_1218.JPG 1028 hits | 69.49 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 This is the block I am going to use to build the 393 stroker; its a 1973 "H code" Cleveland 351 2 Bbl out of my '73 Ranchero 500. Its got 165,000 miles on it, but never been rebuilt! (Posted in: Engine)
100_1220.JPG 1012 hits | 91.62 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 tear down has started; intake manifold has been removed already, accessories and the heads are next. (Posted in: Engine)
101_1237.JPG 1156 hits | 89.79 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 the empty engine bay, ready for the new 393 stroker (Posted in: Engine)
100_0844.JPG 908 hits | 71.16 KB | Posted: 3/27/09 These are the 'Aussie' 302C iron heads I initially used; the Cleveland was only produced in North America for four years, '70, '71, '72, & '73, but it was produced in Australia for 15 years until 1985!
These heads have the small 58cc chambers that... (Posted in: Engine)
cse351c.gif 1287 hits | 4.28 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 (Posted in: Engine)
100_0845.JPG 1006 hits | 62.96 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 I did a little porting in the bowl area under the valves; this is the "before" shot (Posted in: Engine)
100_0851.JPG 984 hits | 42.11 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 I cleaned up this mis-match in the casting in the intake ports.. (Posted in: Engine)
100_0852.JPG 952 hits | 43.46 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 the exhaust ports got a clean-up as well. (Posted in: Engine)
100_0853.JPG 950 hits | 86.91 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 the slotted pedastals for the non-adjustable Ford rockers have been machined flat for screw-in studs and guide plates. (Posted in: Engine)
100_0843.JPG 1066 hits | 89.37 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 the valve srping seats have been machined for heavier valve springs; teflon valve seals and bronze guides will be installed. (Posted in: Engine)
100_1523.JPG 877 hits | 77.22 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 completed 393 Cleveland engine assembly, just out of the engine shop; I had it professionally built by Ron Walsh of Engine Machine, in Port Kells, BC.
{I'm glad I had an expert build it; I changed so many parts, the only thing stock was the block ... (Posted in: Engine)
100_1561.JPG 1007 hits | 68.5 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 The old FMX transmission has been installed, ready to go into the car. I'll use this tranny until the C6 is ready (Posted in: Engine)
100_2477.JPG 1342 hits | 85.78 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 I run this "open" element air cleaner for daily driving and at the track; it was a cheap Mr. Gasket chrome unit that I repainted Ford corporate blue and installed a spare decal I had from Dearborne Classics. (Posted in: Engine)
hp camera pics 291.jpg 1021 hits | 60.7 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 I used an Edelbrock Performer 351-2V aluminum dual-plane intake manifold; I ground off the emblems and painted it Ford Corporate Blue, so it looks like the original manifold. (Posted in: Engine)
hp camera pics 331.jpg 1119 hits | 78.35 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 I installed a Holley 'Street Avenger' 670 four barrel with vaccum secondaries and electric choke; I am dissapointed with this carb that was supposed to work "right out of the box"; it's stumbles badly just off idle. (Posted in: Engine)
101_0029.JPG 1104 hits | 86.18 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 I haven't installed the A.C. pump and brackets yet. I was able to order NOS drive belts from my local Ford dealer; the lower pulley will get replaced with a 3-groove pulley for the A.C. (Posted in: Engine)
100_1272.JPG 1060 hits | 77.06 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 bare block, ready to be hot-tanked at the machine shop.
Clevelands are small blocks, like a 302 or a windsor 351. (Posted in: Engine)
100_0727.JPG 1601 hits | 84.07 KB | Posted: 3/31/09 Here is what I started with-a tired old 351 Cleveland 2 Bbl. The original "Q code" 351 Cleveland 4 Bbl/4 bolt is long gone, all I got was the original air cleaner and air conditioning pump. (Posted in: Engine)
100_1268.JPG 960 hits | 67.46 KB | Posted: 4/3/09 8 tired old pistons and connecting rods; the bearings are so worn, copper is showing through!
these will get shelved for a future project, I replaced them with SCAT I-beam connecting rods and PROBE forged pistons to match the stroker crank. (Posted in: Engine)
100_2541.JPG 1027 hits | 74.55 KB | Posted: 5/3/09 this is the casting and date code of the block;
"D2AE-CA" means this is a 1971-74 Cobra Jet block (but it only had 2 bolt main caps)
"2K7" means this block was cast in 1972 November 7th. (Posted in: Engine)
100_2536.JPG 1010 hits | 77.56 KB | Posted: 5/3/09 I had to replace the stock Ford starter with this Powermaster 'supertorq' starter; when the engine was hot, it had so much compression, the stock starter couldn't turn it over fast enough to fire! I replaced the battery at the same time. (Posted in: Engine)
100_2543.JPG 938 hits | 72.66 KB | Posted: 5/3/09 you can rotate the body of this Power Master starter to clear headers or steering components, which came in handy to clear this pitman arm; I had to install that little 12 guage jumper wire between the two terminals. (Posted in: Engine)
100_2545.JPG 1006 hits | 74.03 KB | Posted: 5/3/09 new battery is installed; its a BXT 24 F with 600 cold cranking amps; engine starts very easily now, even when hot (Posted in: Engine)
100_2546.JPG 927 hits | 71.61 KB | Posted: 5/3/09 I wrapped the starter electical lead with hi-temp insulation, so it doesn't get "baked" by the exhaust manifold. (Posted in: Engine)
100_2616.JPG 1177 hits | 91.95 KB | Posted: 5/7/09 original Ford power steering pump (Posted in: Engine)
100_2614.JPG 1785 hits | 69.85 KB | Posted: 5/7/09 Motorcraft BXT 24F battery; $117CAD @ my local Ford dealer. (Posted in: Engine)
100_2618.JPG 980 hits | 61.95 KB | Posted: 5/10/09 swapping alternators; I had a good used spare Motorcraft 60 amp alternator so I retired the Autolite due to not charging anymore. (Posted in: Engine)
|
|
|
|
|