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Squareforceone 02-05-2013 12:07 AM

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Damn i wish i had your budget... Lol looking good man love that Lincoln too btw

dan468 02-05-2013 01:01 AM

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Originally Posted by jkeating1 (Post 5868301)
I am pumped on this trans combo! I have a T56 sitting on the table waiting on me to get my butt in gear! Why did you prefer mechanical clutch instead over hydraulic? You might save me some headaches!

I wasn't as familiar with hydraulics, with it being so cramped I wasn't sure how to do the mounts. I also heard horror stories about the firewall ripping on the hydraulic mount. Figured it would be kinda cool if I can pull this off. Should be done real soon.
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dan468 02-05-2013 01:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Squareforceone (Post 5868318)
Damn i wish i had your budget... Lol looking good man love that Lincoln too btw

Thanks! I feel pretty fortunate to work on both these rides.
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dan468 12-17-2013 11:14 PM

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created my clutch linkage with heim joints and custom sleeves, ditching the impala calipers and switching to camaro due to the parking brake, wiring the truck, captain fab is sending me the booster adapter and caliper adapters and I have to use a 7" booster due to room, using corvette MC, buying speed bleeders for all 4 corners Alan Grove components is providing the accessories brackets, bought a shim kit to dial down the power steering pump pressure for the Mustang rack and pinion, using a holley red fuel pump to deliver gas, rebuild a 700 Holley DP (it's small but should work for now), had to use 3/8' shim on the passenger side cab mount which I thought was unusual (any thoughts?)

screaminchevypickup 12-17-2013 11:52 PM

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Very cool build..

kvn1011 04-05-2014 02:04 PM

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nice!

dan468 04-16-2014 11:00 PM

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Thanks! Slowest build ever. Working on the brake lines now

chefcorymac 08-07-2014 07:39 AM

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Did you ever figure out how to use your original clutch with the t-56?

dan468 08-07-2014 09:50 AM

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Yes, the Z bar moved due to 2 things, the height change in the motor mounts and the new ball mount location in the 454. I cut one arm off the Z bar and repositioned it or "re clocked" it, made the new frame mount for the Z bar as part of the PORTERBUILT shock mount, then made new connecting linkage for whole set up. I mocked it up with all-thread and heim joints to get the clutch actuating and will replace with cleaner linkage down the road.

gdavis 08-07-2014 11:59 PM

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You must have a chrome shop near by. look sweet

dan468 08-08-2014 12:51 AM

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Thank you

Hart_Rod 06-13-2017 09:32 AM

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bump


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