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Hi I'm currently getting quotes from several suppliers but thought I'd check here as well. As the title states I'm looking for a right hand drive dash. Condition is not critical as I will be cutting and modifying to suit my scratch-build anyway (it's several inches narrower at the A-pillars)...

Not my GT40 project but on a Mustang I'm currently building I modified a factory aluminum timing cover to eliminate the water pump. I went as far as to tap the block directly to accept 3/4" NPT fittings. Francis

Randy, Thanks for the review, I discussed cam choices with my engine builder and decided on the same one. Sounds like we made the right choice I wondered about the choice between the 5.0 and 302 firing order, and his reply was he prefered the sound of the 302 order with the crossover...

PM Sent :) Francis

Ron, thanks for the information, exactly what I was looking for!

I have a pair of the Stewart Warner 240A pumps for my project and have a couple of quick questions. How were they grounded on the original GT40s that used them, from examining various photos I can't seem to see? Is it a wire or a ground strap, and where on the pumps were they attached? In...

All great movies :thumbsup: I really enjoy Redline 7000 (love the Daytona Coupe being street driven) and both Mad Max and Road Warrior. I understand they are filming another called "Mad Max Fury Road" soon. Francis

heRe: Fortyfication 93 Arrived today here in Canada! Another great issue, well worth the wait :thumbsup: Francis

Figured it out, it's a '64-'68 "Ford Interceptor" pan from Eaton Marine :)

Thanks Jac Mac, I've been searching for info for the last few weeks and I'm sure it's not a HM unit as they were pretty proud of their stuff and usually covered with their logos. No luck finding the maker yet, but found the same pan on Ebay where it is listed as a '63-'64 260 pan, here's a pic...

Gentlemen, I just picked up this old cast aluminum small-block oil pan and was wondering if anyone has any idea what it came off of? The seller believed it was a marine application (Holman Moody or Chris Craft) but wasn't sure. No casting numbers except "1001" and "510" cast in the left rail...

I bought mine from Ebay, I'm going with red to reduce any problems with registration or law enforcement, any color other than red near the rear creates unwanted attention here :)

Thanks John, I've read mixed reviews on how much more difficult it is to steer with the conversion. I do understand that steering effort is quite high (but managable) at low speeds. In terms of the pickup points of the rack. do you mean the mounting points in relation to the rest of the...

Thanks David, my intention is to keep the car with manual steering. I looked into this a little more and found a lot of the RX7 guys are converting their power racks to manual. Looks like a fairly straight forward procedure. Here it's demonstrated on a similar Miata rack: Flyin' Miata : Tech...

Hi, since my scratch-built is going to get a whole new chassis built, I've been considering switching it to RHD. Currently it uses the Mustang II type suspension including the rack. I have access to a 3rd gen. RX7 RHD rack for free, is this a decent rack to start with and as it's a power rack...

Found the answer after checking all the photos on racingicons' website, it appears standard front cover is used with a flat aluminum block-off plate finished in either black or natural aluminum finish.

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As originals use the SW electric fuel pumps, did they use a block-off plate on the front cover for the mechanical pump or was there a unique front cover without the pump opening? I'm trying to be as "correct" as I can with my build and I'm curious if a standard '66 289 front cover is right? (I...

Terry, the gentleman I ordered it from (he sells on Ebay) makes them for various years and transmissions. I believe one of the '80s Mustang 5.0 has just a round hole cut for the crank from the factory (I can't remember if it was for the manual or automatic?) Since the bellhousing bolts are the...