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FYI Ford, Classic Mustang Tech Discussion » efi conversion - connection to fox body fuel rail extensions » 2/07/2017 5:07 PM

restomod67
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TKOperformance, thanks for the response.

i have both fittings.  I will remove the fox body plastic line and re-use them.  Currently, they have about 6 inches of old fox body line on them but i will simply remove with razor.

thanks again.

FYI Ford, Classic Mustang Tech Discussion » efi conversion - connection to fox body fuel rail extensions » 2/06/2017 6:08 PM

restomod67
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hello all,

love the forum.  i have an 68 fastback where i am installing an 89 fox body engine.  As you all know the motor has the fuel rails on the intake manifold then the fuel rail extensions plug into that and route the fuel lines behind the alternator.  My question is how connect to the fuel rail extension section where it ends below the alternator?  I thought it would be same as fuel rail on the intake as i see the quick disconnect connectors but instead the engine side has the male portion where i was expecting the female portion of the quick dis connect fittings.  

FYI Ford, Classic Mustang Tech Discussion » borgeson box to fox body power steering pump » 4/23/2016 9:32 AM

restomod67
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Hello all,

thanks for the great tips.  I am glad i joined this forum.  Good info.

I will post pics of my project later.  Still in restoration stage.  Body in bare metal.  Underbody and suspension painted in eastwood chassis black, all bolted on car , car sitting on wheels.  Have mock up 302/T5 bolted in.  Plumping brakes, fuel, wiring, installing EEC now.

Next 3 months, 
install MS cable clutch kit

install working 302/T5
paint car
install interior
install trim
done....

FYI Ford, Classic Mustang Tech Discussion » borgeson box to fox body power steering pump » 4/20/2016 4:04 PM

restomod67
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hello everyone,

I am new to the FYI forum, this is my first post.  
I am installing an fox body power train with fox body ps pump into my 68 fastback.  I have the borgeson power steering conversion box and the adaptors they sell that converts the steering boxes 16mm fittings to 8AN.

Has anyone connected the fox body ps pump to their steering system?  
Can you tell me the fittings, length, hose dia you had your hoses made?  Where do i get them made?  borgeson said any hydraulic shop but not sure how to look one up.  Any clues?

thanks..rob..

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