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Great pictures Mark. Are you using a ZF? And where did you get your block plate? Thanks Bill

Thanks JM I currently don't have a sandwich plate installed. The mounting holes in the bellhousing for the starter are threaded. PM sent

JM I wish it were that simple. The starter mounts to holes in the bellhousing. Do you think I could redrill the bellhousing?

Ron Are you using a 164 tooth flywheel? What starter?

I can not find a 164 tooth flywheel with 28oz external weights?

That means I have to remove the rear clip, axles, the transaxle, disconnect the clutch line, the rear cross member, the bellhousing, and clutch to just get to the flywheel. Not to mention another $350 for a new flywheel!!!!!

Rob Do you mean I have to take this f***ing car apart and replace the flywheel?

Tried to start the car today but the starter doesn't engage the ring gear on the flywheel. Here is my setup ZF transaxle Kennedy Engineered Products bellhousing Aluminum 153-tooth flywheel Ford hi-torque mini-starter I'm getting close! Bill

Leave it alone. That's what I did on mine and I like the look

Clayton Those headers and those stubs are beautiful. Welding headers has always facinated me. I would love to try doing a set sometime just for the experience

Man, you're doing an incredible job. I wish I was just begining to do my bodywork so I could make the same corrections. Great job!!

I am running my speed trigger off holes (to be drilled) in the rotor. According to the calculations provided with the trigger, I need 10 holes. There aren't 10 bolts on the rotors

Ian- I used an Xacto blade and made a + in the material through the hole. The screw then passes through the material easily without tearing it up. Now that I've exorcised the wiring gremlins, I can move on to finishing the car. Tonight I installed my Canton remote oil filter mount and...

All the problems have been resolved No horn - I forgot the ground wire from the horn switch No left turn signal - dead wire. Snaked a new one in the bundle Constant B+ - fixed

Very well done Chuck. I had the same issues with my body but my painter didn't do as good a job fixing the problem areas. Oh well. With your approach, you will end up with a very good alignment with nice tight gaps.

Scott I'm really impressed with your progress and all aspects of the kit. This will truly showcase your talents and the Tornado kit. Back to the wheels...you might consider a second set of BRM's and paint the centers black. I just think that will make your car look super bad!!! Just my $.02 :)