1966 Ford Mustang - QLD: Brisbane  

KrisP
  • KrisP
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Post #1 post 16th April 2013 - 04:29 AM
Engine:
289 (4.7l) bored and stroked to 347 (5.7L)
Eagle Forged hollow pin crank, eagle forged H-Beam Rods
Mahle Competition series pistons.

Stage 5 Crower Cam (288 / 299 duration)
Edelbrock Victor Jnr Intake

Built by: Works By Wilson Engineering

Exhaust:
Partiot full length Try-Y Extractors

Suspension:
Bilstein front Shocks

Wheels:
Standard Steel wheels with hubcaps wink.gif

Modifications:
K&N Supercooler Transmission cooler
K&N supercooler Oil Cooler
Duel external oil filters
Front end drum to disc conversion
1966 Ford Mustang
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  • Kirk
    Post #2

    She's looking pretty sweet dude, I can't wait to see her on the road again!

    KrisP
    Post #3

    Soon dude.. soon!

    derb
    Post #4

    Love that engine bay, super sexy. Why the twin oil filters though?

    KrisP
    Post #5

    A easy way to fit more oil into the engine without going to a massive after market sump that would've required me changing my cross member... oh and it looks f%$king tough.
    the oil lines run through into an 11" by 11" oil cooler too. so it should hold quite a lot of oil.

    derb
    Post #6

    QUOTE (KrisP @ Apr 17 2013, 04:10 PM) *
    A easy way to fit more oil into the engine without going to a massive after market sump that would've required me changing my cross member... oh and it looks f%$king tough.
    the oil lines run through into an 11" by 11" oil cooler too. so it should hold quite a lot of oil.

    Fair call and a good solution. Can never have enough oil.

    nismo
    Post #7

    not too shabby

    BaNaNa-SpLiT
    Post #8

    good ol muzzy

    Bug Boy
    Post #9

    Pretty cool looking engine bay. Nice car man.

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