The planned location for the mount was in the middle of the license plate recess
Front Wheels and Tires:
American Racing Vintage VN125 20" X 8"
Nitto NT 555 G2 275 x 35 x 20"
Mounted Balanced and ready to install
Rears Still to be determined
19" or 20" Thread Discussion
Rear Brake Upgrade discussion
https://trackmustangsonline.com/threads/2011-rear-brake-upgrade-replacement.18935/
RacingComputers said:@ tom_spangler
Pinion Angle for/with a 1.5" lowered rear end?
Thoughts
Currently at +1 Positive
Project seems to be expanding due to scope creep.
Right Moser 31 spline axle has 3 loose studs
Guess the rear end is going to need to be opened up to pull the axles, replace existing studs with 3" ARPs
Probably freshen up bearing and seals while the cover is off
Oh Well
With the tow hook in the license plate recess, I am guessing this car will no longer be on the street? I thought it was going to be more of a dual purpose car with the Torque thrust style wheels. Looks great so far!
Never do the math. I did a little back of the napkin math on what it would take to duplicate this build, and it was breathtaking! Super nice though!!
The tow hook is going to be removed for ever day driving. License Plate is being mounted on a Flip Down Plate Mount.
Tow hook will be mounted during Off Road events
The math will scare you
As someone said, "Just do It"
Final mock up completed
Matt will disassemble and get the tow bar mount powder coated and the rear bumper cover painted
In reply to tester (Forum Supporter) :
This is Phase #1
Furious66 completed Phase #2
Matt, Mike, Ryan & Chad did Phase #3
Phase #4 is just starting
Each Phase had a budget point and was completed thusly.
Easier to Budget by Phase and not look at Total Cost of ownerhip
Fast Eddie did pahse @1
Rear End out Out and headed to Buzze Racing in Mooresville NC
Will be gone through and Ford Performance 4.10 Fear Set installed on the Torsten Read differential
RacingComputers said:Rear End out Out and headed to Buzze Racing in Mooresville NC
Will be gone through and Ford Performance 4.10 Fear Set installed on the Torsten Read differential
and this is how you tighten loose wheel studs.
Awesome!
Well
The rear end was starting to make expensive noises on decelerate, the axles had to come out to have the 3" ARP studs installed.
The 4.10s are a precursor of the 6 speed to be installed in Phase #5.
Thanks for following along
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