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JHeath 12-09-2018 09:44 PM

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Big Stuff 3

JHeath 12-09-2018 09:49 PM

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Matt ,and Jason did a great job on my engine, very happy !

Now it is time to get some headers built.

JHeath 02-19-2019 01:38 PM

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Set the engine in to double check fit, and look at bellhousing and transmission placement.

btrc 02-19-2019 05:25 PM

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Sure looks small in there compared to a Coyote.

JHeath 02-19-2019 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by btrc (Post 582957)
Sure looks small in there compared to a Coyote.

I think the header builder will like it !

FireSale 02-19-2019 06:18 PM

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Hard to tell from the angle but if the oil filter is too tight to the shock tower they make a 90 degree adapter for that. It sets the filter at a 90 degree angle and lets you rotate it out of the way.

SSDiv6 02-19-2019 11:15 PM

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Originally Posted by FireSale (Post 582966)
Hard to tell from the angle but if the oil filter is too tight to the shock tower they make a 90 degree adapter for that. It sets the filter at a 90 degree angle and lets you rotate it out of the way.

The engine compartment in the late model cars has tons of space, especially with a Windsor engine.

SSDiv6 02-19-2019 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by JHeath (Post 582959)
I think the header builder will like it !

Jerry,


You may want to contact Jim Caughlin in this forum.
He may have a jig for the headers since he built a set for the Cour's when they had their Cobra Jet.

JHeath 02-20-2019 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by FireSale (Post 582966)
Hard to tell from the angle but if the oil filter is too tight to the shock tower they make a 90 degree adapter for that. It sets the filter at a 90 degree angle and lets you rotate it out of the way.

There is lots of room

JHeath 02-20-2019 12:40 AM

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Originally Posted by SSDiv6 (Post 582985)
Jerry,


You may want to contact Jim Caughlin in this forum.
He may have a jig for the headers since he built a set for the Cour's when they had their Cobra Jet.

I will do that, really liked those tri-y headers that Jim built .

FireSale 02-20-2019 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by JHeath (Post 582989)
There is lots of room

That beats my '68 with a stick!

Todd Gross 02-20-2019 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by JHeath (Post 582934)
Set the engine in to double check fit, and look at bellhousing and transmission placement.

Awesome seeing a bellhousing behind that 352!

JHeath 02-20-2019 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by JMan (Post 583017)
Awesome seeing a bellhousing behind that 352!

The ONLY way to race !

JHeath 03-01-2019 11:02 PM

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Finally moved it out of the garage, off to get some headers built.

JHeath 03-01-2019 11:09 PM

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Looks pretty good in the snow.

JHeath 03-18-2019 09:43 PM

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Picked up the car today, headers are done. Finally nearing the end of major fabrication, about all that is left is to modify the clutch fork, and the linkage for it, and plumb the brakes, and fuel system.

J.R. Haddad 03-18-2019 10:27 PM

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Headers look very nice. Who built them? J.R.

john lemoine 03-18-2019 11:29 PM

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jerry that looks like a real nice job wish he could have made a jig for me to get a set he sure builds a nice set of headers

Kirk Morgan 03-19-2019 10:30 AM

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They look very nice. What size are they and are they stepped?

JHeath 03-19-2019 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by J.R. Haddad (Post 585196)
Headers look very nice. Who built them? J.R.

Jay Bouley in Zimmerman ,Mn built them, he did an outstanding job. They might not have the latest " trick of the week" , but they are a good starting point , and just like nearly every part on a race car, if I choose to, can always build another set.

JHeath 03-19-2019 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Kirk Morgan (Post 585220)
They look very nice. What size are they and are they stepped?

Kirk, sent you a PM

JHeath 03-23-2019 10:54 PM

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A few more header, and chassis pictures

JHeath 03-31-2019 09:13 PM

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Rolled it outside today, no snow here in Minneapolis....finally ! Still have a few parts to install.

Tim Robinson 05-18-2019 02:39 PM

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very nice job

Todd Gross 05-18-2019 04:19 PM

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The CJ is looking great Jerry! Cannot wait to see it in person!

JHeath 05-21-2019 06:41 AM

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Originally Posted by JMan (Post 588724)
The CJ is looking great Jerry! Cannot wait to see it in person!

Thanks, finally starting to look like a race car !

Neal Derochie 05-21-2019 04:13 PM

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Jerry, check I sent you a private message.

JHeath 12-22-2020 10:16 PM

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Time for a update

Nick Heath 12-24-2020 12:50 PM

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OK, the suspense is over...here's the update.

JHeath 12-25-2020 11:33 PM

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I haven't posted for a while on here, but still working on it, back in March I started in the trunk area cleaned it up, drilled holes for battery trays, fuel cell, and weight box

Larry Hill 12-26-2020 06:56 AM

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It’s been a while since I looked but you might want to check weight box bolt size and number for the top. Everything looks great! It will be one cool ride.

Billy Nees 12-26-2020 09:35 AM

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The size looks OK but I think that you'll need 8 3/8ths bolts in the top. Also, no more than 100 lbs. including box.

Larry Hill 12-27-2020 05:41 PM

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I'm sorry but the rule book 2009 makes no mention of size or number of bolts to hold the top of the box on. I thought it did. Just old age playing a trick.

Billy Nees 12-27-2020 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Larry Hill (Post 630550)
I'm sorry but the rule book 2009 makes no mention of size or number of bolts to hold the top of the box on. I thought it did. Just old age playing a trick.

Don't feel too bad old man. My 2015 rule book only says 1(one) 3/8 bolt for each 5 lbs. of ballast. I'm only going by "aftermarket" boxes that I have in my shop.

JHeath 12-27-2020 07:24 PM

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I looked at the 2020 rules online, didn't see anything about size, or bolts, other than 1/2" bolts for mounting to car. My weight box is a Ford Racing part, I have seen it on many CJ cars.

JHeath 12-27-2020 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Larry Hill (Post 630550)
I'm sorry but the rule book 2009 makes no mention of size or number of bolts to hold the top of the box on. I thought it did. Just old age playing a trick.

Larry, you and Billy aren't wrong, this is from 1998 NHRA rule book, that was when I built my 89 Mustang stocker, I made a box with 6 bolts holding the cover on, this isn't in the more recent rule books.

JHeath 12-27-2020 08:18 PM

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Covered up the package tray with some .032 aluminum, that finished the trunk, other than wiring. put the hood on and drilled for the hood pins. installed the bumper cover, upper and lower grilles. installed the snaps for my "Classic Coverall" from MJ Quinn @ Derby City Covers, and attached it to prevent damage while working under the hood.

Larry Hill 12-28-2020 07:47 AM

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Thanks Jerry all of my boxes that I made use six 5/16 bolts for the top. I wonder why NHRA deleted the drawing? The drawing gives everyone a road map for a safe weight box.

JHeath 12-28-2020 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Larry Hill (Post 630592)
Thanks Jerry all of my boxes that I made use six 5/16 bolts for the top. I wonder why NHRA deleted the drawing? The drawing gives everyone a road map for a safe weight box.

Larry, it was in the 2002 rule book, I am missing the 2003, it isn't in the 2004 , so either 2002 or 2003 must have been the last time it was in there.

Mark Yacavone 12-28-2020 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by JHeath (Post 630562)
Larry, you and Billy aren't wrong, this is from 1998 NHRA rule book, that was when I built my 89 Mustang stocker, I made a box with 6 bolts holding the cover on, this isn't in the more recent rule books.

I suppose that weight boxes started showing up in many different shapes and sizes.
They decided to just go with what looks reasonable.
A dozen 1/4 x 20 bolts would probably work , but too much hassle.
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