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Old 03-23-2009, 11:05 PM
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Cobra Make, Engine: Classic ND 427 big block 427 ford with tri power I know the 427 didnt come with tri power just wanted something different. 9 inc. ford rear end top loader four wheel dic brakes.
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Hows the Lonestar build going, is the baby on the road yet?, keeps use in the loop.

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Old 03-29-2009, 12:20 AM
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The build is going great Mike Roush let me use his car as a blue print which was a great help. We drove the car last Wednesday for the first time. The stroker motor sounds amazing. Haven’t got on it yet need to wait for the break in. Still have allot of work to do but we are having a great time.

When you set the clutch linkage do you allow the clutch shaft to be fully out? The wilwood slave cylinder that I am using only has a 1'' throw. I have to adjust the linkage in so that I can get enough throw to disengage. My concern is that I will be riding on the plates and will burn it up. Do you know a good trans shop or mechanic I could ask? I am planning on making the Sun Mountain trip in July are you in?
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