ok i have seached and searched on line even pmed a few listers in the 2nd gen for sale and even posted a wanted in the parts section.
see my problem is here in canada in about 2002 or 03 scrap metal was at a all time high so all yards crushed all old cars. i have even downloaded the 4 lug dia and a 5 lub x 4.5 dia and the circle is so close that one hole is 1/32 off. so i thought about drilling to 5 x 4.5 and mount studs in stock hubs. ever hear of anyone doing this? thanks gordie |
Originally Posted by GFRENCH
(Post 12316237)
ok i have seached and searched on line even pmed a few listers in the 2nd gen for sale and even posted a wanted in the parts section.
see my problem is here in canada in about 2002 or 03 scrap metal was at a all time high so all yards crushed all old cars. i have even downloaded the 4 lug dia and a 5 lub x 4.5 dia and the circle is so close that one hole is 1/32 off. so i thought about drilling to 5 x 4.5 and mount studs in stock hubs. ever hear of anyone doing this? thanks gordie |
need to update this...Engine is rebuilt with aluminum stock heads, Comp CC503 cam, 1.6 Roller Rockers. Also put 17s on it and now it goes drifting. I am doing lots of work this winter, going to a Ford 8.8 rear axle and FC knuckles. I have also picked up a bunch of sponsors and started making Youtube Videos, here's the link to my Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPL...AL1cBV-biU1q7A https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...a7456426b2.jpg https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...66ccb32979.jpg https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...d07ce10467.jpg https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...e6dfc5b9c4.jpg |
Originally Posted by Freeskier7791
(Post 12316248)
Maybe it would work?? I assume you are trying to match the rear 5 lug? I am doing a Ford 8.8 very soon too
Rear axles are 5x 4.5 as I am using sn95 mustang rear rotors and calipers .these will use handbrake as well Also way more wheel options in 15' 16 and 17 inch rims |
Originally Posted by GFRENCH
(Post 12316279)
Yes thanks for your info on the YouTube channel wow car is hot
Rear axles are 5x 4.5 as I am using sn95 mustang rear rotors and calipers .these will use handbrake as well Also way more wheel options in 15' 16 and 17 inch rims |
I also built some tubular, adjustable rear links, and drop brackets to help with the binding. They made a huge difference!! I went from destroying bushings in a few hours to no damage at all!
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I remember seeing your youtube video a while back on those brackets and it's nice work.
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Originally Posted by ATC529R
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I remember seeing your youtube video a while back on those brackets and it's nice work.
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Here is an overview of what I will be doing over the next couple months
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Originally Posted by Freeskier7791
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Here is an overview of what I will be doing over the next couple months
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouDaZO2Fd2A |
Originally Posted by Yolo7
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I just watched the video and I’m excited to see how this works out. Keep the content coming. |
Do you have any measurements for the radiator? Ride looks awesome btw
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Originally Posted by Shaolin Crane
(Post 12317249)
Do you have any measurements for the radiator? Ride looks awesome btw
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Originally Posted by ATC529R
(Post 12317273)
Ron Davis aluminum radiators for racing, offroad, performance street car, and other custom applications
this is what it is if it came from granny http://www.rondavisradiators.com/1A-22193-1-2.jpg https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rx7...2413968ac7.gif I asked to have a ballpark measurement for mock up, I have a large weiand blower that I won't know hose/fan placement on until the belt and serpentine setup is done. |
Ron Davis makes good radiators, but I think that there is a mark up buying from Grannys. I would buy direct from Ron Davis if you want the one I have. 150 is a good deal for an all aluminum rad
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Originally Posted by Freeskier7791
(Post 12317292)
Ron Davis makes good radiators, but I think that there is a mark up buying from Grannys. I would buy direct from Ron Davis if you want the one I have. 150 is a good deal for an all aluminum rad
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Originally Posted by Shaolin Crane
(Post 12317297)
It's a good looking radiator no doubt but I'm running an old Weiand 177 on a carbed SBF and the belt setup is a joke. Was just wondering what the ballpark measurements are so I can put a cardboard box in there and play around with fan placement and what not. Unfortunately I have no original parts other than the chassis to work with. Would be far more beneficial to use a custom radiator in my setup
the core is 17.75" x 19.25" |
Originally Posted by Freeskier7791
(Post 12317321)
this sounds like a wild project!!! I hope my measurements can help you out
the core is 17.75" x 19.25" |
Originally Posted by Shaolin Crane
(Post 12317375)
Much appreciated. So the overall is like 24" wide?
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Originally Posted by Freeskier7791
(Post 12317398)
Yes I think like 23 3/4" or something like that. You do have to cut a bunch of sheet metal to make it fit though especially if you need a lot of room for the blower pulley
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not trying to butt in, but shaolin mentioned he's building an FC vert while freeskier is an FB. just an observation. oh, and bad ass blower. what kind of boost you get from that? I have a weiand intake...
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Originally Posted by ATC529R
(Post 12317594)
not trying to butt in, but shaolin mentioned he's building an FC vert while freeskier is an FB. just an observation. oh, and bad ass blower. what kind of boost you get from that? I have a weiand intake...
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I bought my Ford 8.8 axle today! also I made this video.
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Ford 8.8 Axle Overview
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