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05-01-2010 01:46 AM #16
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Awesome, thank you! It looks like they are the 175H hydraulic I think.Last edited by 1923tbucket; 05-01-2010 at 01:50 AM.
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05-01-2010 06:33 AM #17
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yep... www.speedwaymotors.com also sells the Airheart break partsYou don't know what you've got til it's gone
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05-01-2010 09:38 AM #18
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Welcome, you will have fun here. Nicest and most knowledgeable people are here, better than all those other sites
You might want to pick up a set of rotors too, very nice car.
Ken
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05-03-2010 08:12 AM #19
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Thanks guys im also gonna check out that other site you listed above for the brakes.
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05-03-2010 08:21 AM #20
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That car has to be fast as hell..That engine in a dump truck full of gravel would run in the 13s.I remember when hot rods were all home made.
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05-03-2010 07:22 PM #21
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Yea had it out today for a bit, down in low gear jumping on it the front end lifted. My buddy in the passenger seat had a pretty wide eyed look when we came down and felt the front tires touch pavement again.
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05-04-2010 05:59 AM #22
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Cool car, yea sppedway or Total Perormance t buckets sells that stuff. Cool ride, nothing says Hot Rod like a T bucket
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05-04-2010 07:05 AM #23
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If I had that car, I'd get a set of brakes and hubs and replace the spindle mounts, unless you're really in love with the look. I'd be awful nervous dropping that 440 from a wheelie onto those wires! Or bending it around a quick unexpected corner or lane change with all that weight on them. Gotta admit it looks great!
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05-04-2010 08:38 AM #24
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O I love the look, I dont try and hang it in the air to often as it beats the car. Have to go out and clean it here now, damn bugs.
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05-04-2010 04:29 PM #25
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Hey Nate, I think after awhile You may change your mind on those spoke wheels!!!!
My bucket has polished aluminuin this and that and the whole front end is chrome and after taking it out for a spin,I spend the next 4 hours polishing everythig again while mutting under my breath about the stupid person (me) that decided to have it all done...
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05-04-2010 09:24 PM #26
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^yea I know what you mean, I dont mind to much though my daily driver hasnt been cleaned in awhile. Usually after every drive I pull it in the garage and go over the whole car quick and do all the wheels with a microfiber rag. Seems to work good so far and doesnt take long at all.
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05-05-2010 06:55 PM #27
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Cool T....
Nice to see somthing other than SBC, I've got one because it's cheap. I like shiny stuff so I got some polished aluminum and such on both my trucks, and one day I questioned my sanity, cause I hate polishing anything. Some guys like it though. Anyway very cool ride. Hey if you drive it just right, you'll never wear those front tires out.
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05-31-2010 10:09 PM #28
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Jim Wilkos who was Vice Pres of Total Performance for 16yrs is now selling disc brake kits & parts for spindle mounted wheels that are using 37-48Ford spindles, 49-54 Chevy spindles & all Total Performance spindles.....joe
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06-01-2010 12:31 AM #29
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06-01-2010 08:44 AM #30
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Welcome to CHR Nate... you gota a sweet engine there with a car built around it!
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