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06-27-2006, 02:44 AM
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Re: Hard brake pedal in a 68 why? Help
Hi. I own a 1964 1/2 ('65) Mustang which has a 289 in it...I would like to put a 351 Windsor in it and need to know what I need to switch around to make it work...
The Car has a 3sp manual...will it be strong enough for a bit better than stock 351? is the 351 Windsor the same width as a 289? I'm concerned about clearance between the shock towers. Will stock mounts work? Any other advice on this project? Thanks! |
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07-26-2006, 02:12 AM
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My poor 79 RIP
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Location: Suisun City,
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Re: Hard brake pedal in a 68 why? Help
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