coyote Swap Into 65 FB lots of questions
08-21-2013, 01:49 PM
#21
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Currently what we have developed for the Coyote, is the radiator, power steering, cold air box, Headers, H-pipe, and the rest of the system for side exhaust, plus the gas pedal mounting bracket. We also have the m/c for the brakes.
08-21-2013, 07:41 PM
#22
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Sounds like you got just what I need. I go to pick up the new FB on Saturday, after i get to the body work and sorting out any cancer i will def be in touch, maybe even call to bounce a few things off of you Randy says you guys are nice guys, LOL. I will take his word for it, thanks for the help and the resources, talk to you soon
Oak
PS booger I still hate you for taking that big boddied fstback and making me do another 65-66, LOL Eventually I will graduate to a big boy mustnag, lol
Here is a few pics of the coupe after the metal flare are done, now on to the 434 and the SS700 from Keisler
The coils are off of the shocks so that I could be sure the clearance was good in the back and i had as much as possible in the front
315/35/17 in rear 245/45/17 up front
Oak
Oak
PS booger I still hate you for taking that big boddied fstback and making me do another 65-66, LOL Eventually I will graduate to a big boy mustnag, lol
Here is a few pics of the coupe after the metal flare are done, now on to the 434 and the SS700 from Keisler
The coils are off of the shocks so that I could be sure the clearance was good in the back and i had as much as possible in the front
315/35/17 in rear 245/45/17 up front
Oak
08-22-2013, 06:58 AM
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unfortunately
Unfortunately and fortunately it will not be that low, the coils are off of the coil overs just to clearance everything as best possible. SHe will be about three inches higher when all is said and done. :-(
Ryan
Ryan
08-22-2013, 11:39 AM
#25
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Location: Ramona, CA
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Its ok..Im sure you will find one out there some day.. I would have been an idiot to pass this thing over to you guys. Though Im sure it would have been back on the road a bit quicker if it was in your garage.. Looking forward to seeing this thing a done up!
08-22-2013, 12:06 PM
#26
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Location: New York
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Check out this Link, I'm working on putting a coyote in my 69 F-100 but here is your fastback http://www.modularfords.com/threads/...ghlight=coyote
hope ok to link to another forum
hope ok to link to another forum
08-23-2013, 06:19 PM
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Doin a truck too, lol
48prerunner
Here is a link to the truck I am doing at the same time, stupid I know, but I have the sickness, I havent updated it recently, I will on MOnday
http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/11...ld-thread.html
Here is a link to the truck I am doing at the same time, stupid I know, but I have the sickness, I havent updated it recently, I will on MOnday
http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/11...ld-thread.html
08-25-2013, 03:17 PM
#28
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Cool truck I have a 67 fastback long term project going on same time my truck not as fancy as yours http://www.fordification.com/forum/v...p?f=22&t=54483 . coyote supposed to be here weds wish me luck getting off the truck hope I don't need the 8n.
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