Some of our attention has been diverted to another project but we have made some headway on some sheet metal and windows.
With some pretty heavy modifications the one piece windows are in.
Billet hinges
Here is a shot of the top of the inner fender overlay
Lots of cutting, grinding, welding and filling later......
Pedal assembly/firewall (Danny is going to shoot me for posting pics before he was able to smooth the welds)
holy awesome batman...(after making that statement, it seems to me, that is a vehicle i could honestly see batman driving in, especially being matte black haha)
J, Looks great, what is that bar going from the firewall to the front in the right side of the picture? Any more pictures of the engine compartment with the braces?
The bars on this car will only fit the '67. We ended up making some for the early cars about a year ago but each time they still required "cut to fit". We had sold a few of them but we were losing money each time. They'd have to sell for $700+ (plain) for us to make it worth while.
Ryan @ Stang-Aholics would offer a group buy if demand is high enough but that is up to him.
What I'd really like to see them do is adapt the adjustable down bars we use on the Novas onto the Mustang, Fairlane and Falcon front ends. It may not be as many bars but it would certainly be a lot easier to package and much less expensive.
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Disassembly
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Installing the TCI Custom IFS
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I have a 65 mustang that I have installed the custom IFS front and rear suspension with Power Rack. My engine is a CHP 347 block with Trick Flow High Port Heads. My current Super Comp Tuned Headers that I have been running with these heads have a fitment issue with the new IFS. The number 8 tube...
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Custom IFS wheel fitment info: Track width = 57.5"
'64.5-'66 = 7" wide wheel w/4.75" backspace(dropped spindle)
'67-'70 = 8" wide wheel w/4.75"...
The car is nearing completion so Bill Wood brought the car by the shop to have us install the Ridetech Coilovers, corner scale, and do the alignment. I took the opportunity to get some shots while it was here.
1966 Mustang owned/built by Wilwood
TCI Engineering Custom IFS & Torque Arm rear...
Ok so I'm getting going with this install, 68 vert and well, I had to get the grinder out. Didn't think I would have to with this kit, so my question is this, is my car that far off or is this normal?
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