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Lets try this
How about a B/S thread we can keep from getting closed........
I decided to get some 315s and a set of new wheels for the Excursion.
So Kris, I won't need that pic u forgot to send me. Lol
I'm getting some 16x10s like I had on my 94.
I decided to get some 315s and a set of new wheels for the Excursion.
So Kris, I won't need that pic u forgot to send me. Lol
I'm getting some 16x10s like I had on my 94.
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hey a/o, look what i just found about. speaking of our "stupidity of FTE"
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post13711427
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yup.wood spacers was an old racers trick.
i had a wood spacer on a 273 4 barrel in a 64 barracuda. ran it with the wood spacer for close to 4 years on the track until the crank snapped.
if sealed properly a wood spacer will transfer much less heat to the carb than a steel or aluminum one will.
i had a wood spacer on a 273 4 barrel in a 64 barracuda. ran it with the wood spacer for close to 4 years on the track until the crank snapped.
if sealed properly a wood spacer will transfer much less heat to the carb than a steel or aluminum one will.
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Ah didn't really read just saw the pic an figured you were talking about the wooden spacer