Just for juicedimpss

[SBC-Fox]

well ron when you get bored with the cow hows this for an idea caprice with a little 454 action
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff163/sidepocketkid93/061.jpg
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff163/sidepocketkid93/060.jpg

[Deggy]

That is fvcking sexy.

[Nix]

That guy lit em' up for us at an intersection while we were sitting on the grass. It sounded dead sexy, and I didn't realize that it had a 454 under the fukin hood! :stare

[slickwilly]

Wow, and that thing is clean as hell too.

[SmokinRAM114]

That guy lit em' up for us at an intersection while we were sitting on the grass. It sounded dead sexy, and I didn't realize that it had a 454 under the fukin hood! :stare

LOL me either when i saw it i was like wtf (HOOD CLOSED) now i see these thats pimp

[slickwilly]

Hey what's the point of the cork screwed brake line?

[Poncho]

Hey what's the point of the cork screwed brake line?

longer line takes further to travel, therefore to more evenly distribute braking forces.

[slickwilly]

longer line takes further to travel, therefore to more evenly distribute braking forces.
Gotcha, thanks. :thumbsup

[Windsors 03 Cobra]

Hey what's the point of the cork screwed brake line?

Its actually to allow movement between the frame secured brake lines and the master cylinder which is mounted on the body, the rubber bushing islated body sometimes moves on the frame.
You can also see the gold colored can to the right of the master, the line lock making brake stands a cinch, along with his wilwood adjustable brake bias valve next to the line lock.
Must be a fun machine. :thumbsup

[GRAMPS SS]

longer line takes further to travel, therefore to more evenly distribute braking forces.

thought that part of his still for making his own E85...:durr:thumbsup

[Poncho]

thought that part of his still for making his own E85...:durr:thumbsup

You lost me. I assumed it was something similar to like power steering lines with the extra length having a misc issue. Totally forgot about a proportioning valve.

[slickwilly]

Its actually to allow movement between the frame secured brake lines and the master cylinder which is mounted on the body, the rubber bushing islated body sometimes moves on the frame.
You can also see the gold colored can to the right of the master, the line lock making brake stands a cinch, along with his wilwood adjustable brake bias valve next to the line lock.
Must be a fun machine. :thumbsup
ooo interesting. I never thought of it like that.

[juicedimpss]

they let that in,but stans small block ford powered miata was too new?



i dont get it.

[SBC-Fox]

i saw a thunderbird there rollin dirty clocks off style :shades lol