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I am in the process of building a 1936 ford that will be powered by a 1999 lightning motor and trans. Is there a dress up kit for the motor?I want to go to some shows and those cars have lots of chrome.
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Now that sounds like it will be an awsome streetrod. Chickenears has quite a selection of chrome and billet parts.
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What are my proformance options on this motor. I went to fordracingparts.com and they state a performance package is coming soon! Is there something I can do to really pick this motor up.
There are tons of performance add-ons for the Lightning. Swapping to a +4 pound pulley for the supercharger and getting a handheld programmer will add another 50 or 60 HP. On the other end of the scale is to replace the stock Eaton blower with a more efficient twin screw to add 200 or more HP. In between are headers, cams, heads, etc.
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The point of life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, screaming "....HOLY ****!....WHAT A RIDE!
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