Recent content by eBronc2

Stock or aftermarket 5.0 shorty headers will fit a 351W just fine. The collectors end up pointing at the top side of the frame rails, but with some judicious fabrication of exhaust tubing, it's not a huge problem.

I've owned my '22 2 door V6 Badlands for several years, drive it every day, 90,000 miles + so far, no reliability issues yet. The fuel economy isn't great, but hey, it's a barn door going 80 mph. It's not Lexus quiet inside, but it's ok. Siri doesn't understand me sometimes but oh well. The back...

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So, the shop that changed the oil, is also the shop that "diagnosed" it, but they decided it wasn't "worth the hassle" to repair either the oil leak, OR the fuel delivery problem.....but had no issue charging you almost $200 to tell you that, and told you to take the truck away. Sounds like you...

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Power, heated, leather seats from a Mercedes E-class. Even the headrests are motorized. I removed the front-rear power seat tracks to lower the seats about 1.75 inches. Grandson for scale.

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It's worth whatever someone else will pay for it.

351W's do clean up nice. Here's mine, going in, quite a few years ago.

Instead of shimming the coil buckets where they bolt to the radius arms/caps, what about shimming the coils themselves, inside the buckets? There are numerous sizes and type of rubber coil spacers with a groove for the coil to sit in, grab some and cut them at an wedge/angle, then set them into...

Mmmm....no. Looking to the past for ideas is one thing, but copy and paste from 1966 doesn't really work these days. The huge door opening combined with the rear wheelwell stretching back to the bumper looks wonky. Spare tire location and angle is just.... wrong. I doubt the dash and center...

Well, I ordered some '66 - '68 striker plates (which fit the top), and tried the larger '69 - '77 latches (which fit the liftgate) - and no, they don't work together. Not quite. Very close, though - the later ('69 - '77) latch pins are exactly 1/2" wide - just a smidge too wide to fit into the...

Wish me luck