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  1. STalon89

    Wilwood brake issue

    Yes it was properly bench bled
  2. STalon89

    Wilwood brake issue

    Only thing I havent done yet was measure hot idle vacuum pressure. Also, bore size is 1.12 (what they recommended)
  3. STalon89

    Wilwood brake issue

    Interesting. Bled them like crazy. Squirting fluid out from all 4 calipers with no air. What symptoms did you have when you got that bad master from them?
  4. STalon89

    Wilwood brake issue

    Ok heres a riddle for you guys. I replaced all 4 corners with wilwood disc brakes, and added a wilwood master as well. Everything went together as planned, plumbed it all, no leaks. Double checked push rod length was correct for new master, added wilwoods disc prop valve, bled everything...
  5. STalon89

    Wilwood disc brakes-front

    I ended up going with the 15" wilwood kit and hydroboost. Truck has a stock 302 and I don't do any wheeling with it, so the smaller kit is fine. Big improvement over the stock drums and the hyrdroboost adds the extra umph needed.
  6. STalon89

    Coyote Engine - Parts List and Info For Install

    Sperger- You need some body lift. Otherwise your brake booster will be sitting on the engine
  7. STalon89

    Coyote Engine - Parts List and Info For Install

    You can run a factory oil pan with 2.5" of suspension lift if you are just using it on the street. If you are really flexing the suspension, you may come close to contacting it.
  8. STalon89

    Wilwood disc brakes-front

    Thanks for all the info gentleman
  9. STalon89

    Wilwood disc brakes-front

    Anyone running these? Love to hear some feedback on them
  10. STalon89

    Paintless dent repair?

    I am a paintless dent repair tech, and I fixed about 30 dents on my original paint 75. You just need to find someone very experienced (and willing) to fix it. Someone with the right skills can get it done for you. Just need to use plenty of heat and make sure you assist in gaining access to...
  11. STalon89

    twin sticks

    x2 on JB Fab. Their kits are great
  12. STalon89

    NC 1973 Explorer in NC

    Wont last long at that price
  13. STalon89

    Question of coyote build cost

    If you're spending 25k on a motor swap, I think MPG is the least of your concerns. Dont forget new gearing, larger spine axles, beefed up driveshaft/output. The torque of the coyote will shred everything behind it thats weak
  14. STalon89

    Pulling Mountaineer motor and trans?

    Plasma or sawzall the rad support/front clip and yank everything together. Just dont get crazy cutting wires, take the time to unplug and save it all
  15. STalon89

    75 all orignal

    A lot of good info in here. Thanks for the input
  16. STalon89

    75 all orignal

    Recently bought a 75 thats basically 100% stock. I want to freshen up the motor without getting to crazy and going down the rabbit hole with new parts. It has 37k on it and currently runs/drives decent. Just looking for some advice before I start digging into it
  17. STalon89

    Coyote Dana 20 question

    D20 is fine for just street. But you NEED to do the HD output on it
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