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Thread: 37 Ford build--IE: old Header issues thread /37 Ford/5.0/GT40P heads
          
   
   

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    Like the box, Dave. I've run mine down once when I had my crank fuel messed up and flooded the engine on a cold morning. Other than that it's been fine.
    Roger
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    Thanks guys - fun little project.

    Randy - If you like the design, just skin it with some 18-22 ga or sheet ABS, cut and/or bent to size. I was going to mount it on the rear cross member that I added for the gas tank as it looked to be open, but when I tried to work there, no room for a tool, i.e. a drill and my hand, even my right angle drill. Then I considered the outside frame rail, LHS and that would have involved finding a new place for the ATF cooler ...... so, back in the trunk as any other location like a fender well will involve way too much rewiring.

    More pictures coming when I'm ready to install it.

    Roger and Dave - For sure I'll let you know how that battery works, especially with an Edelbrock carb that the E10 gas either drains back or evaporates. That wont be for a couple more months as we have 'slop' on the roads
    Dave W
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