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Old 03-23-2008, 06:46 AM
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John,

Yes, flipped at >100mph on turn 3 at Summit Point about 5 years ago. Nasty business for both me and the car. Became an arm restraint evangelist because of that!

I'm healed pretty much and the car has been rebodied and upgraded about 40 times. Wish I could have been rebodied too

I've run at Roebling Road, Gainesville and Sebring since then and enjoyed all immensely, along with about another 10,000 miles of street use.

BTW, working on assembling a 557

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Old 03-23-2008, 07:07 AM
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Undy, how is the 950 Proform working out....I really like mine. Ran great out of the box.
It's doing great. It ran 12.6 AFR on the dyno, all the way to red line. It even does great at idle, no watery eyes from unspent hydrocarbons That's even more amazing given the heavy hitting cam on my KC Pond 482. Throttle response is instantaneous, at pretty much any rpm >2000 rpms. The cost was less that a Holley 950HP, even with the CNC'd billet base and metering plates

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Old 03-23-2008, 12:49 PM
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1. New valve covers and fuel injection air cleaners
2. Urethene suspension bushings
3. Changed spring rates
4. QA-1's
5. 17" wheels, widended rear wheels to 12.5" to put on 335X35X17 tires on the rear
6. Modifications to the wheel wells to allow for the wider wheels and tires
7. Leather wrapped steering wheel
8. Jordan Shifter
9. Aluminum Fly wheel
10. Engine presently at Roush for warranty work
11. Scatter shield bell housing
12. Ken Miles Seat, replaced vinly with leather to match pleating of original seat for SPF
13. Change out the AN fittings with black instead of the red/blue
14. Added flat black stripes, car is black
15. Changed out the headers
16. Changed out the mufflers
17. Fuel cell, matches existing fuel tank dimensions
18. Shift light
19. Kill switch, electonic and fuel
20. Billet fan motor covers
21. Minor body work for engine torqueing, exhaust pipes hitting body of car
22. Replace motor mounts with urethene semi solid types
23. Re-route electrical wires in engine bay
24. Black out the wheel centers
25. Powder coat exhaust system
26. Powder coat vacuum pump
27. Add adjustable brake bias valve
28. Quick release steering hubs for both the wood and leather wrapped
29. Bought featherlite car hauler trailer to haul the car to track events outside of home area
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Old 03-23-2008, 04:15 PM
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Well, let's see, it will be seven years this June since I drover her home so here is the list:

1. Complete rewire after she fried 2 miles from home - 3 mos into ownership
2. MSD ignition
3. Shelby radiator and Spahl fan - radiator did not fit
4. Ron Davis radiator with previously mentioned Spahl fan
5. Jet Hot coated side pipes
6. Changed Holley 750 vac sec for 650 DP I had
7. Added Turkey pan
8. swapped alternator when little one died
9. Polished Trigo wheels that came with car
10. Swapped to a smaller comp cam
11. Swapped carbs again to a 750 DP style Proform
12. Plug wires - 2 sets
13. Smith's gauges replaced with std Autometer as they died
14. gauges were totally replaced with Autometer Cobra gauges
15. New carpet
16. New rear hubs, bearings, etc - way too expensive
17. All new rotors due to real agressive brake pads on the Wilwoods
18. New pads for the Wilwoods
19. Front end alignments
20. Signal light switch - VW
21. Batteries - dual 6v Optimas mounted behind the seat. They lasted 8yrs
22. 390 replaced with a 428CJ shortblock in Dec '07
23. Pentroofs replaced with blk Cobra LeMans
24. Primary pipes Jet Hot coated
25. Alternator replaced yet again
26. Oil pan replaced with an 8qt Canton
27. Aluminum Flywheel
28. Clutch slave cylinder (2) - Girling
29. Brake master cylinder - Girling
30. Speedo cable
31. Countless Plugs, caps and rotors
32. This is reserved for the primary SW fuel pump that is making me nervous

Holy crap has this car eaten me alive in the past 7 years! I'd do it again in a minute.

Jeff
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Old 03-23-2008, 07:43 PM
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Stefanog that is a great transformation. I like the new color scheme, much racier looking.
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Old 03-24-2008, 07:26 AM
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BTW I forgot my acronym for the car: OMT

Which stands for "One More Thing"....


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Since 2006, after FFR was fully registered:

* Radiator front nose aluminum
* Chrome Roll bars
* Aluminum spats
* Vic Jr. heads
* BG 650DP
* Lined driver side aluminum foot box with Thermatec
* expanded right side of drivers foot box 1"
* added dead pedal
* replaced radiator for the 3rd time - screw RD radiators - got a normal Mustang replacement - ZERO problems after a year.
* transitioned from silver ceramic exhaust paint to White Ceramic exhaust paint for side pipes
* Converted chrome/polished valve covers and air filter cover to black crinkle (FRPP)
* Added power brakes (got tired of holding the car on uphill traffic) with remote reservoirs.
* Replaced 'pressure' type brake lamp switch with regular lamp switch at the pedal (ala Mustang).
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Old 08-03-2013, 03:59 PM
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Things I have changes since delivery:
different Heads
New sidepipes
different brakes
different gears in rearend
different shocks and new front coilovers
camber caster plates in front
upgraded radiator with different fans
heated seats
pusher fans
3 different sets of wheels
RTAB bushings and rear camber rod
Different battery mount and optima battery
4 cap and rotors
miller speed belt drive
5 different slave cylinders

Yet to change, bigger motor (Keith Craft 427/438W this winter...?) and different tko600 with .82od gearing instead of .63
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