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Old 10-13-2014, 03:07 PM
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Some pic's of the 51



The rear frame was notched.Put spring under axle.
 
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Not sure how to add more at one time got to work on it.
This the homemade motor mounts and the little 302 with a little warm up!!
 
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This the rear Trans mount. a little over kill but beef is good!!
 
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Nice!!! Keep up the good work!
 
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I would probably add some more metal above those notches. That took a lot of the bending strength out of that frame.
 
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Nice!!! Keep up the good work!
Thanks !!!
 
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Originally Posted by Gicknordon
I would probably add some more metal above those notches. That took a lot of the bending strength out of that frame.


You are right need to take a better looksey at that add more beef!!
 
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What valve covers are those? Looks pretty neat with the old school stickers.
 
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Originally Posted by Gicknordon
I would probably add some more metal above those notches. That took a lot of the bending strength out of that frame.

I looked again forgot that I did put 1/4 inch steel pipe in the radius. should have some help there.
 
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Originally Posted by Gicknordon
What valve covers are those? Looks pretty neat with the old school stickers.
I got the valve covers off the Bay!! Can't remember where. Just trying something different they are aluminum painted.
 
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What is your front end and rear differential out of?
 
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What is your front end and rear differential out of?
The Front end is a Jag, The rear end is stock Dana. With the 5 speed I think the rear end will be fine.
 
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The Front end is a Jag, The rear end is stock Dana. With the 5 speed I think the rear end will be fine.
Right on. I'm trying to fit a 05 crown vic front and rear under mine. Did you change the gears in your rear end? I have a friend running a 302 with a c6 and he said the gears are really low. Just food for thought.
 
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Originally Posted by fortuneflyer8
Right on. I'm trying to fit a 05 crown vic front and rear under mine. Did you change the gears in your rear end? I have a friend running a 302 with a c6 and he said the gears are really low. Just food for thought.
I think with the 5 speed it shouldn't be to bad. We will see when finished.
If it is to low no problem to up grade.
 
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