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 gabriel 3 way adjustable shocks -- john, 08/20/2005
need to buy for a for 69 mustang,or shelby shocks,thanks, john
 upper trunk corner compatibility -- cesar gaitan, 08/18/2005
are the upper trunk corners compatible between a 72 mustang coupe and a 72 mustang mach 1? I am mainly worried about the portion where the weatherstripping is attached.
Collapse <a href=../ForumFE/reply.aspx?ID=25563&Reply=25563><img src=../images/reply.png width=30 height=10></a>&nbsp;<b>Fe horsepower</b>&nbsp;-- <font color=#0000ff>TA PARINA, <i>08/17/2005</i></font><br /><blockquote>Now have 406 solid marine motor. <br>but in the day/ 1969 torino cj ram air<br>fastback buckets/ column shift <br>factory demo. Went to 2x4 x ram<br>427 cam/ deep sump/ hookers/ <br>cheaters/ lakewood bars/3. 50 rear<br>13. 10@fremont wed. Nites<br>have slip. <br>a good friend had a 71 mach 1 <br>429 cj fast back 2 blk burnouts<br>160 on i5 la {130 speedo}<br>and it was perfect white / black <br>insides. <br><br>                                  thank you 4 time.  </blockquote> Fe horsepower -- TA PARINA, 08/17/2005
Now have 406 solid marine motor.
but in the day/ 1969 torino cj ram air
fastback buckets/ column shift
factory demo. Went to 2x4 x ram
427 cam/ deep sump/ hookers/
cheaters/ lakewood bars/3. 50 rear
13. 10@fremont wed. Nites
have slip.
a good friend had a 71 mach 1
429 cj fast back 2 blk burnouts
160 on i5 la {130 speedo}
and it was perfect white / black
insides.

thank you 4 time.
Collapse <a href=../ForumFE/reply.aspx?ID=25564&Reply=25563><img src=../images/reply.png width=30 height=10></a>&nbsp;<b>RE: Fe horsepower</b>&nbsp;-- <font color=#0000ff>TA PARINA, <i>08/17/2005</i></font><br /><blockquote>On 406 fe motor i am <br>trying to find proper<br>camshaft for old heads/<br>390 hp block/ pi crank. <br>high duration/ medium lift. <br><br>                               thank you.  </blockquote> RE: Fe horsepower -- TA PARINA, 08/17/2005
On 406 fe motor i am
trying to find proper
camshaft for old heads/
390 hp block/ pi crank.
high duration/ medium lift.

thank you.
 RE: Fe horsepower -- TA PARINA, 08/17/2005
Factory ford cam specs seem
to be mild to push heavy
race chassis except for oe 330'660
factory solid cams.
any help would be cool on 406
2x4 hydraulic motr.

thank you.
 RE: Fe horsepower -- TA PARINA, 08/17/2005
Have not been on fe web 4 a while
but will need some info from
the people that do this for a living.

fatboat38.
Collapse <a href=../ForumFE/reply.aspx?ID=25557&Reply=25557><img src=../images/reply.png width=30 height=10></a>&nbsp;<b>410 piston rings recommendation</b>&nbsp;-- <font color=#0000ff>Gary, <i>08/16/2005</i></font><br /><blockquote>390 engine, 428 crank, edelbrock heads, FPA headers, comp cams 278 cam, bored .030, Ross forged pistons, eagle rods. Any reccomendations on rings.  Piston supplier is suggesting ''plasma moly'' rings. Any concerns with these? </blockquote> 410 piston rings recommendation -- Gary, 08/16/2005
390 engine, 428 crank, edelbrock heads, FPA headers, comp cams 278 cam, bored .030, Ross forged pistons, eagle rods. Any reccomendations on rings. Piston supplier is suggesting ''plasma moly'' rings. Any concerns with these?
 RE: 410 piston rings recommendation -- gene simmons, 08/16/2005
i have simular setup; will be a 416ci and i used total seal rings for mine. no blow by at all
the rings that were supplied to u will work also, if u didnt want to buy additional parts. break in as manufacture recomends.
 RE: 410 piston rings recommendation -- giacamo, 08/16/2005
plass moly rings is what i use in most every thing......
 RE: 410 piston rings recommendation -- zane, 08/16/2005
Gary, wow it seems like great minds think alike...now the rings set that is used in my car is the speed pro set I believe. cast moly embedded...top ring torsional dustile iron, 2nd barrel faced cast moly& oil ring std... I think we should line-up and see who's boss cougar boy...lol
Z
Collapse <a href=../ForumFE/reply.aspx?ID=25555&Reply=25555><img src=../images/reply.png width=30 height=10></a>&nbsp;<b>390 intake manifold</b>&nbsp;-- <font color=#0000ff>Chuck, <i>08/14/2005</i></font><br /><blockquote>Hey guys I have a c8ae 9425 intake manifod on my 68 390 x motor is this the correct manifold, if not what does this manifold go on </blockquote> 390 intake manifold -- Chuck, 08/14/2005
Hey guys I have a c8ae 9425 intake manifod on my 68 390 x motor is this the correct manifold, if not what does this manifold go on
 RE: 390 intake manifold -- giacamo, 08/15/2005
yes
Collapse <a href=../ForumFE/reply.aspx?ID=25552&Reply=25552><img src=../images/reply.png width=30 height=10></a>&nbsp;<b>351 Windsor</b>&nbsp;-- <font color=#0000ff>Steve, <i>08/14/2005</i></font><br /><blockquote>I want to get the most out of my Ford 351 Windsor boat engine, it is in a 1988 Supra Comp TS6M. In Oklahoma City, at Thunderbord Lake, I could go about 51-52mph and it would pull very hard, In Truth or Consequenses, New Mexico, I could only do about 46, and the motor struggle a little on hard acceleration. While an '88, this motor still has breaker points. It has the normal water-pipe headers and a Holley 600cfm carb. I want the most bang for the buck, so please list the options you recommend with what you think it will cost. </blockquote> 351 Windsor -- Steve, 08/14/2005
I want to get the most out of my Ford 351 Windsor boat engine, it is in a 1988 Supra Comp TS6M. In Oklahoma City, at Thunderbord Lake, I could go about 51-52mph and it would pull very hard, In Truth or Consequenses, New Mexico, I could only do about 46, and the motor struggle a little on hard acceleration. While an '88, this motor still has breaker points. It has the normal water-pipe headers and a Holley 600cfm carb. I want the most bang for the buck, so please list the options you recommend with what you think it will cost.
 RE: 351 Windsor -- Steve, 08/14/2005
It also has a ni-bral 13x13 prop, and a normal V-drive. The engine, when out of gear, will rev nicely, and it starts easily, if you are going moderately fast and then slam it in reverse (ski around the boat trick), it will sometimes die and have to be restarted.

I am hoping for a manifold or cylinder heads I can get, or get a recipe for mine. I am also curious if there is a pertronix kit or even a mallory ignition or something to be rid of the breaker points. Also, if anyone knows of a modern fuel-injection system-intake manifold combo, I am interested in that. Or maybe an expert can tell me what engine is the closest relative to this boat engine (which Ford car or truck)
 Harmonic Application -- John, 08/14/2005
I'm rebuilding my 390 fe and will be replacing the harmonic pulley with an ATI Superdamper with a March underdrive pulley. Any of you gents ever used this type of application?
Collapse <a href=../ForumFE/reply.aspx?ID=25549&Reply=25549><img src=../images/reply.png width=30 height=10></a>&nbsp;<b>Opinions on the follwoing setup wanted please...</b>&nbsp;-- <font color=#0000ff>Justin G, <i>08/14/2005</i></font><br /><blockquote>Please provide any feedback on the following setup, thinking of this setup in my 67 Mustang, THANKS!<br><br>*  Sonic tested, thick walled, seasoned block, fully machined; Shot peened and baked, bored and honed with torque plates, decked, align honed, oil passages reworked<br><br>* Stock 390 cast crank fully machined to the proper main and rod clearances<br><br>* Stock 390 FE rods fully rebuilt with new ARP rod bolts and new bronze bushings<br>* Speed Pro forged pistons, 9.8 to 1 compression for pump gas<br><br>* Sealed power moly rings<br><br>* Fed Mog perfromance bearings<br><br>* Fel Pro gaskets<br><br>* ARP Main Studs and Head bolts<br><br>* Melling HV oil pump and ARP HD oil pump shaft<br><br>* Canton 7 qt oil pan and pick-up<br><br>* Scat street dampner<br><br>* Cloyes true roller timing set<br><br>* Comp Cams or Crower hydraulic or solid flat tappet cam and lifters<br><br>* Harland Sharp roller rockers with stock stands and billet spacers<br><br>* Smith Bros custom pushrods<br><br>* Edelbrock 72cc aluminum heads<br><br>* Edelbrock Perfromer RPM intake fully port matched<br><br>* Edelbrock aluminum water pump<br><br>* Stock Ford FE single groove pulleys<br><br>* Stock Ford timing cover<br><br>* Speed Demon 750 cfm carb and fuel line<br><br>* MSD Pro Billet distributor and Blaster 3 coil with Chrome bracket<br><br>* Taylor 8mm spirol core ignition wires<br><br>* Cobra LeMans polished valve covers<br><br>* Engine is fully balanced and blueprinted, run-in on test stand to break in cam and set timing and carb.<br><br>Ready to install!! Engine develops 422 HP @ 6000 rpm, and 428 ft/lbs of torque @ 4400 rpm with a hydraulic cam. or 451 HP @ 6000 rpm, and 446 ft/lbs of torque @ 4400 rpm with a solid cam.<br><br>Turn key price is $8,995.00. </blockquote> Opinions on the follwoing setup wanted please... -- Justin G, 08/14/2005
Please provide any feedback on the following setup, thinking of this setup in my 67 Mustang, THANKS!

* Sonic tested, thick walled, seasoned block, fully machined; Shot peened and baked, bored and honed with torque plates, decked, align honed, oil passages reworked

* Stock 390 cast crank fully machined to the proper main and rod clearances

* Stock 390 FE rods fully rebuilt with new ARP rod bolts and new bronze bushings
* Speed Pro forged pistons, 9.8 to 1 compression for pump gas

* Sealed power moly rings

* Fed Mog perfromance bearings

* Fel Pro gaskets

* ARP Main Studs and Head bolts

* Melling HV oil pump and ARP HD oil pump shaft

* Canton 7 qt oil pan and pick-up

* Scat street dampner

* Cloyes true roller timing set

* Comp Cams or Crower hydraulic or solid flat tappet cam and lifters

* Harland Sharp roller rockers with stock stands and billet spacers

* Smith Bros custom pushrods

* Edelbrock 72cc aluminum heads

* Edelbrock Perfromer RPM intake fully port matched

* Edelbrock aluminum water pump

* Stock Ford FE single groove pulleys

* Stock Ford timing cover

* Speed Demon 750 cfm carb and fuel line

* MSD Pro Billet distributor and Blaster 3 coil with Chrome bracket

* Taylor 8mm spirol core ignition wires

* Cobra LeMans polished valve covers

* Engine is fully balanced and blueprinted, run-in on test stand to break in cam and set timing and carb.

Ready to install!! Engine develops 422 HP @ 6000 rpm, and 428 ft/lbs of torque @ 4400 rpm with a hydraulic cam. or 451 HP @ 6000 rpm, and 446 ft/lbs of torque @ 4400 rpm with a solid cam.

Turn key price is $8,995.00.
 RE: Opinions on the follwoing setup wanted please... -- John, 08/14/2005
er....sounds like a lot of overkill for a street engine. If you limit yourself to the HP producing equipment only, and keep the machining down to what's necessary, you will still have the power and have saved a lot of $. On the other hand, .......hmmmmm.....
 RE: Opinions on the follwoing setup wanted please... -- giacamo, 08/14/2005
i.d run 10.5 or 11,0 conpression,it,s not going to be a gas mizer,anyway and it would make the engin more responive with the higher compression..i,d also save a coupel of bucks and skip the alum water pump.
Collapse <a href=../ForumFE/reply.aspx?ID=25560&Reply=25549><img src=../images/reply.png width=30 height=10></a>&nbsp;<b>RE: Opinions on the follwoing setup wanted please...</b>&nbsp;-- <font color=#0000ff>zane, <i>08/16/2005</i></font><br /><blockquote>Hey Justin,  I have this set up exactly for the last few years.  I went with a hydraulic cam, 553 intake 565 exhaust @285 advertised duration.  RPM heads, intake, aluminum water pump,  adjustable rockers, 650 mighty demon since I only get 7" of vacuum at idle.  FPA headers, alternator bracket, canton oil pan...forged pistons, eagle connecting rods, MSD ignition & distributor.  <br><br>So a Year ago I was on a Mustang dyno and at the rear wheels 263 hp with 320 ft/lbs of torque.  Just to compare there was a 429 boss on the dyno all original and he put down 232 hp and 260 ft/lbs.....Now thw Mustang dyno is know for being a truer reading of HP and Torque.  The Dynojet like on HP TV reads 13% higher.  <br><br>Now I have not run on the track since I have a 67 convertible mustangs GT but I am sure I will pull a good number such that I would get kicked off since I don't have a roll bar.<br><br>Drop me a line if you wish to have more info<br>Zane<br><br> </blockquote> RE: Opinions on the follwoing setup wanted please... -- zane, 08/16/2005
Hey Justin, I have this set up exactly for the last few years. I went with a hydraulic cam, 553 intake 565 exhaust @285 advertised duration. RPM heads, intake, aluminum water pump, adjustable rockers, 650 mighty demon since I only get 7" of vacuum at idle. FPA headers, alternator bracket, canton oil pan...forged pistons, eagle connecting rods, MSD ignition & distributor.

So a Year ago I was on a Mustang dyno and at the rear wheels 263 hp with 320 ft/lbs of torque. Just to compare there was a 429 boss on the dyno all original and he put down 232 hp and 260 ft/lbs.....Now thw Mustang dyno is know for being a truer reading of HP and Torque. The Dynojet like on HP TV reads 13% higher.

Now I have not run on the track since I have a 67 convertible mustangs GT but I am sure I will pull a good number such that I would get kicked off since I don't have a roll bar.

Drop me a line if you wish to have more info
Zane

 RE: Opinions on the follwoing setup wanted please... -- Justin G, 08/16/2005
Thanks for the info!
 Mr Fomoco-Need Expert advisement -- JW, 08/13/2005
Mr F
I read in MM mag not to long ago About Ford OK'ing & they(Ford) would be getting X% for "Ford Tooling & Logo" on some-to be released Or Re-released Parts.Mustang parts & so on,I believe.Is there a website to see what has actually been Reproduced-With Ford's Blessing.I see more & More "NOS" stuff for sale every day.What's the Latest scoop.What's what?If a vendor is selling an "NOS" 68 Mustang part,I 'd like to get something from the 60's-Real Ford Original.ZZ parts are ok too.Not something made last month.Help us all!
Thanks
 428cid & 428CJ Breather Air Cleaner? -- JW, 08/13/2005
Hello fellow forumers,Are there any other makes and models that share the same air cleaner base as the 69 GT-500/Ram.Are some of the 428 cid cars with the same base?T-Bird,Galaxie.Mercury.....Is the GT-500 base the same as a 428 CJ Mustang/Cougar-Ram or non ram?
Thanks JW
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