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69 Frame Off Progress w/ 347 Stroker

dougefresh47

New Member
Joined
May 24, 2010
Messages
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Here is the build progress of my 69 Frame off
-Mods include
-302 stroked to 347 w/ Dart Aluminum heads and March system (dyno @ 420HP/475lbs)
-NV4500 5 speed trans
-Bilstein 5100s (8) (trac bar dropw/ adjust bar/radius arm drop/double shocks)
-New Dana 44 front end
-4 wheel power disc
-3.5" lift 1" body
-Centerline 17s wrapped in 35" BFG MT KM2

Original Before Frame Off
http://www.flickr.com/photos/98588225@N08/9222818485/




The work begins








POR15'd Frame




Motor on Dyno @ Farman Racing in Houston


Final Motor w/ March System


Current Status
Motor in car on roller










Trans and TCase go in this week...keep updating
 

Oside66

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Jun 15, 2011
Messages
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Loc.
Vista, CA
I'm curious what radiator and fan combo you'll be squeezing in the engine bay? I'm almost done with my frame-off rebuild. I used the march pulley set up as well. Things get pretty tight in the front of this set up. I put in a Volvo radiator and 2 speed fan combo. I've only been able to test it while breaking in my new gears and motor while it's suspended on the lift. It gets up to 205 degrees, I put the fan on high speed and it drops to 170. I have yet to test it under normal driving conditions. Good luck, looks great!
 

Crawdad

Bronco Guru
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Feb 16, 2011
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Wow! Looks great! Can you get a closer pic of the rear shock mounts? Are the vendors or did you fab up?

Also, curious as to why you used drop- radius mounts for a 3.5" SL. Did you use factory C-bushings?

Keep up the good work, motor looks sweet too!
 

Heus33

Bronco Guru
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Jun 1, 2005
Messages
7,408
Very nice! Whats the final paint and interior going to look like? Judging by those wheels this looks more like a resto-mod to me. Love it!
 

sprdv1

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REBEL
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Mar 8, 2007
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Great stance & Nice looking rig.. keep up the great work










don't forget to vote ;)
 

bigcountry

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Bronco Guru
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Nov 3, 2009
Messages
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What are your cam specs on the 347? I am looking at a custom grind from cam motions. I will have trick flow heads with an air gap intake.
 

broncobsession

Bronco Guru
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Aug 12, 2001
Messages
4,049
Looking good! You started with a super clean truck! What color is that? You keeping all the exterior the same? You down in texas somewhere?
 
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dougefresh47

New Member
Joined
May 24, 2010
Messages
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I'm curious what radiator and fan combo you'll be squeezing in the engine bay? I'm almost done with my frame-off rebuild. I used the march pulley set up as well. Things get pretty tight in the front of this set up. I put in a Volvo radiator and 2 speed fan combo. I've only been able to test it while breaking in my new gears and motor while it's suspended on the lift. It gets up to 205 degrees, I put the fan on high speed and it drops to 170. I have yet to test it under normal driving conditions. Good luck, looks great!


I bought an after market from TBP but I'm pretty sure it's not going to fit w/ puller fan......I'm going to have to cross that bridge soon enough....
 
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dougefresh47

New Member
Joined
May 24, 2010
Messages
9
Wow! Looks great! Can you get a closer pic of the rear shock mounts? Are the vendors or did you fab up?

Also, curious as to why you used drop- radius mounts for a 3.5" SL. Did you use factory C-bushings?

Keep up the good work, motor looks sweet too!


Rears mounts are Duffs...
I wasn't sure if I was going to increase lift after all was said and done so I decided to go ahead and weld them on anyway. C bushings are 7 deg offset...that being said i probably didn't need em but it's easier to do it with the body off now than when it's back on.
 
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dougefresh47

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May 24, 2010
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Very nice! Whats the final paint and interior going to look like? Judging by those wheels this looks more like a resto-mod to me. Love it!


Def a Resto mod
I haven't decided on paint possibly a period correct "grabber blue" from the old stangs...maybe black too but seems to blah if you know what I mean.
 

Heus33

Bronco Guru
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Jun 1, 2005
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7,408
Love grabber blue! Ck out the new mustangs if you're looking for a base/clear application.
 

TTTGOWYO

Tyler T. - EB Obsessed
Joined
Sep 3, 2007
Messages
2,151
Loc.
Louisville
Awexome build... Am I the only one that thought the first pic was the after?? Until I saw the rest. What a starting point.. This will be a bad Bronco.. :)
 
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