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Clevo's had 2 sizes didn't they..?? Original ones were straight tube, and a stepped tube.?
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Cool stuff. Yeah, those original Morse chains are fine for stock builds, and super quiet. Not that you'll hear it over the 400. LOL.
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Measure them both up before you machine them, and let us know the difference, mate. Look like 1-2 mm. (.040 - .080" in old man language)
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Well, there ya go...... You can see the head of the pedestal is thicker.
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Hmmm......... your diff is out of a coil sprung Falcon.?? No reason why it won't fit. Standard fuel tank?? Does it clear when sitting on its wheels.??
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You'll prob find the stepped bolts were to hold a windage tray/stud girdle/accessory/oil strainer
in the sump.
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Hi mate, looks like a good starting point.
Assume you've got GT40p heads to suit the extractors.? Fuel pump, tank and lines are bin job. Tank can be modified for return lines etc, prob easier to grab one from an EFI XF, or ZL.
Fuel pump pressure for carbies is approx 5-8 psi, EFI runs around 100.! Get EFI fuel hoses on everthing, pump sits in tank, and has return from fuel rail/injectors. Change to metal fuel filters as well. Been looking for a T5 manual for my next project, they're pretty scarce these days, blokes who have them wont sell.
Diff should bolt in with the larger bushes. Aren't they oval shaped or something @Thom ?
XF radiator is good enough for a 351 Clevo, so in good nick, will do fine with fan and shroud. AU or EF fans can be fitted if you prefer. Make/modify the shroud.
Wiring is sh!t, don't do it, hate it, pay someone else to do it, frekkin hate wiring........ stoopid little crimp lugs, and dumb ar5e coloured cables. ......
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39 minutes ago, Thom said:2 hours ago, bear351c said:Some good info here, looking at getting one for the new project XP. Cant afford 5 grand for a TKO...!!!Good news, if you set it up for a t5 its not very hard to go tko from there in the future
HA HA HA.....thanks Thom, as soon as I find that winning lottery ticket I bought. Cant even find a good V8 manual 5 speed.. Reckon I might have to get one out of a XR6 or similar, and down size the horsepower of the engine.
Booooo....!!
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On 8/2/2021 at 5:29 AM, ESPSIX said:Best to rebuild all brake components, you might find that when you do the callipers and go to bleed the brakes, you push the master cyl pistons into the gunk build up and brakes will still drag.
Agree 100%. You may end up pushing "junk" fluid back into the master cylinder etc, so flush the whole system out, bleed all the calipers/wheel cyls. Be prepared.! the front caliper pistons may be rusty and need changing, could be expensive. But your life is worth it, Yes.??
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Some good info here, looking at getting one for the new project XP. Cant afford 5 grand for a TKO...!!!
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I believe the gasket is a heat barrier between the pump and the block.
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Do it anyways........ won't do any harm. Give you a nice new seal surface, also tells you if your valves are bent.
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7 hours ago, steve mcqueen said:So im guessing your way a head of us here bear.......
I no where the chassis number is stamped in the rad support panel of these things are
and yours, the actual number part is bent out of shape???
If not im thinking...
"Can you just cut the number part out of the old rad support and re'weld it into the replacement part"
and carefully grind the welds down??
This would clearly save you headaches upon rego inspection time after you have made that part look neat and tidy
and factory looking.
No, the rad support panel on my mates car is perfectly straight. Thinking it has been in a bender and replaced way back in the 70's or 80's when you could still get new ones.
Yes, you're right. The friend of a friend might have to do just that. But, trying to find a F#$@ed Falcon 2 door with numbers and tags intact is almost impossible.
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Hmm...... A friend of a friend has just done this, bought a vehicle with no numbers. In SA the authorities are saying "No Way", it's a rebirth. IE: stealing tags and shock tower to resell a XAGT.
My xf falcon power steering pump keeps spitting out fluid
in Steering, Suspension and Brakes
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Do they have a twist and lock cap on the pump filler?? Theres an O-ring on that.