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    HaHaHa!! Almost slipped huh, don't worry Pro70, I have done it enough for all of us! By the way, De-Nile isn't a river in Egypt! Hey, the button you are talking about on that wheel is a horn button or for something else?

    I still get caught Falcon, the wife caught me the other night sitting in the car just staring around, she thinks that oldtimers is setting in! Hell, it may have!!!HaHaHa!!!
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    The button will be for a trans brake or a shifter. Haven't decided yet.
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    I'm not familiar with that, like a F1 paddle shifter? Is the trans break like a line lock?
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    The trans brake engages Low & reverse @ the same time. Locks up the tranny so you can get up on the converter. Let go of the "button" and away you go. Shift button would be for a Co2 actuated shifter.
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    Pro70 never really new how they worked . So thats how you guys get it cranking and moving all in one motion .

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    I see, that is sweet new tech, you can get right up on the pipe that way. That is very cool and so is the CO2 shifter is very cool, I learned about them at monster mopar weekend in St. Louis last year. They are very smooth and very fast.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bluestang67
    Pro70 never really new how they worked . So thats how you guys get it cranking and moving all in one motion .

    Well, we'll see when I get this thing on the track.

    Found more stuff on the front steps today. Got the wheel tubs & the deck lid. Oh, & I got the correct steering u-joint too. Still need to find a 3/4''x3/4'' spline to spline joint, since JB says they don't carry them {even though there's a pic. of one in their catalog} In their defense it is a 2002 catalog.

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    Pro70 the cam is looking good no holes left . Well when you go to 66 since im so close i think that will have to be a day i trip out there too.

    I finally got they 94 mustang pedals and clamped them up for a site . They look alot better then the 67 pedals i was going to install. With the clutch cable mechanism being thru the bracket and coming out on the right the fit should go well. The booster is a bit larger then i wanted may have to do something different there . Still studying this brake system stuff and will have to look at a few more apps before i do the firewall up .
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    Looks good, Bobby. I'm trying to decide whether to go with a floor mount master cylinder/pedal assembly or a firewall mount. What made you go with this?

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    Falcon thanks . I like hanging pedals and just wanting to seal out the outside as best i can . Floor pedals are ok for a era look in a A but i want to bring this up with parts from the 80 and 90's also the theme being all ford .

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    I chose under floor because I like the look of a very clean firewall, I never really looked at it as nostalgic but I guess it really is.
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    Brick like you i like them in the floor too in certain cars , for this one i am looking for new hardware to build with and a stick is utmost important for me so ill try these and test fit if they present to much probs off to another set from something else ??? probe , focus but it has to be Ford . When i got my 48 fleetmaster back in 82 it had a hanger from a Caddy with its tilt tele also . I still have the hood emblems and rear view mirror from it .

    So far even the steel for bracing is from Ford so im holding with the theme . LOL

    The front suspension being Heidts has a Ford bolt pattern hope that counts but it was a ride and safety choice and what i know my capabilitys were able to do . It was a very simple install .

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    I have seen some sweet three cylinder twin pedals in speedway I have been wanting to try, everything is under the dash. I always thought that would be great for a bucket or a highboy. I also was thinking of that set-up in my dart to help clean up the dash.

    I finished the install on the new gauges today, next hook everything up in the console tomorrow.
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    The gauges look great, Brick!!! Shouldn't be long til it's all done, huh???
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    Brick gauges are great . Picking gauges is a chore on its own .

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