Mustang Tech

smh00n wrote:
Never again will I buy a car that has been 'rebuilt' The amount of things wrong with this thing is beyond a joke.

Never a truer word spoken.

These are what we were using a few years back for both road and track.
http://www.totalcontrolproducts.com/spindle.html

Very nice job.

well I suppose other things float too.

You are always busy.

ozbilt wrote:

nassi wrote:Very worthy cause Kerry, thank you.

A very enjoyable, but sometimes emotional, task. Good news is it is being led by great people and I have hooked back up with many guys that were in Apex with me back some 30 years ago.

I guess the cream always floats to the top.

Very worthy cause Kerry, thank you.

All the best guy's, my thoughts are with you. Good to see the military helping out, it was a common thing in the seventies but seemed to die off. There is a lot of equipment and expertise there waiting to be utilised. Fire fighting was one element of basic training for the RAAF and I imagine for the...

Nuts wrote:It's shit Craig!

You are a prick Nuts.

Just a thought, but this crate motor i assume will have been bored somewhat. Any idea how much? In my experience .03 inch on an older windsor is max. Remember these things rusted away on the inside then you take more metal of on the outside (bore) and end up with a pretty thin wall and as such overh...

NPD and CJ Pony have mounting hardware.

Got lucky with this one, both CAMS log booked and road licensed.

I have to agree with that Kerry, but this is the best I can do these days.

Very nice.

Sounds like pretty amazing gear.