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love it, huge pantera fan myself and love the fact that got written on ur ticket. it was said above but i sure hope you framed that ticket and its hangin on the wall in the garage.
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I borrowed a buddy's Mac air chisel to take out a few frame rivets, and all I can say is "it sure helps to have a quality tool"!!
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l1...ps3674a6a3.jpg Now I can get my Boyd fuel tank mounted and plumbed. http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l1...ps54dfa406.jpg Posted via Mobile Device |
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That tank looks great in there! Im going to run one like it also.
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It's a really high quality tank, and I like that a can drop an electric fuel pump in the tank when/if I convert to EFI.
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Very cool project! I'll hang with this one. What had been done to the chassis before you bought it? Looks like a notch and adjustable panhard rod in there.
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The previous owner had c-notched the frame, adjustable panhard bar, and a set of coil overs in the rear. His plans were a turbo sbc sleeper-drag truck. I decided to just go with a typical 4/6 drop for a more conventional look.
I'm working on the '63 to fix the ac right now, but when that's done I plan to get the cam broke in on a stand and then get engine and trans in the chassis on the '68. Then I will start on plumbing fuel lines and tranny lines... Posted via Mobile Device |
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I decided that I wanted to have my engine dyno'd so I took it to a local engine shop to have them tweak and tune it a bit. Its a fairly mild build. The basic stats are:
427 BBC bored .030 over Closed Chamber factory heads, mild porting and big valves 10.5:1 compression Comp 268XE cam Performer RPM intake 770cfm Holley Street Avenger The results were 490 hp and 556 Tq, all below 5500 rpm. I am very happy and think it will certainly be fun to drive! (Now I am really motivated to get this truck on the road! |
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I've got those same chrome caps. Took me forever to find them. How much did you pay for them if you don't mind me asking?
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It was on an engine dyno.
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Almost 500 at the crank! Respectable numbers for fairly mild. Nice work....
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Cool Build....I'm in.
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Sweet truck Bro!
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Nice numbers out of the engine should be a tire roaster.
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Very nice build Keith!
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looks like a good start to a nice BBC build, I'm in
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Going to be a cool truck..
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I'm in on this one too
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Progress Pics? The title caught me and I need more!
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Good lookin' Motor!
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cool build! im in on this one!
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