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1/26/2023 6:13 PM  #26


Re: Non-Mustang but Very FORD question

I prefer more rake in the stance as well, the white one may be just a tad more than a like, but I defiantly don't like the rear setting lower.

These are two of my favorites,




I have been swamped at work, but I am gathering the parts, flex plate, starter, torque converter, balancer, once I get it apart, I'll update everyone on the vibration.

 

1/26/2023 8:12 PM  #27


Re: Non-Mustang but Very FORD question

Too bad you aren’t local. I came across three C-4’s and some extra torque converters today.


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1/27/2023 12:51 PM  #28


Re: Non-Mustang but Very FORD question

MS wrote:

If the flywheel was wrong, the imbalance would be jarring your teeth loose, not like the gentle imbalance you describe. Betting on torque converter.

When I did it it felt like a dead miss. Not teeth jarring.
 

 

1/27/2023 1:28 PM  #29


Re: Non-Mustang but Very FORD question

A burned exhaust valve, or valves out of adjustment, or a vacuum leak inside the lifter valley are a couple possibilities for a mysterious dead miss. 

 

1/27/2023 5:53 PM  #30


Re: Non-Mustang but Very FORD question

EITHER of those get's the 6sally6 seal of 'atta-bowee"!
Noisy exhaust and snotty idle and...... they would be perfecto !!!
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1/27/2023 5:57 PM  #31


Re: Non-Mustang but Very FORD question



A lil inspiration ! (I know it ain't a FoMoCo product butt-chew get the idea...right?!!)
6s6

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1/27/2023 6:34 PM  #32


Re: Non-Mustang but Very FORD question

Those taillights are great, just imagine if they were sequential

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