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    Posted: Mar/03/2012 at 2:21pm
Looks great, bring it up the turnpike and give it a run. TRP is open and under new mangement with big plans for the coming season. Also there is a Mopar Point Series race you might be interested in 5 races this season all within a few hours of your home base. It needs a good AMC to shake it up. 
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Looking good
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Great looking project. 
 
I like the look of that seat, but my limited experience with overstuffed seats is that no matter how hard I pulled at the belts it just squished me further down into the foam and never really got tight.
When I put in the cheap Kirkey seat I felt like I was driving a real race car, you feel EVERYthing.  It was like a soap box derby at 100mph Thumbs Up
 
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More pictures. Mainly of the new cage, and a couple of the motor to prove its not a ford.
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Its not a ford, i didn't even think of that being a ford cubic inch when i posted this. and now i'm setting here thinking why would we want to slow it down by putting a ford in it.

anyhow the sliders are suppose to further eliminated any bind in the leaf spring and it prevents over tightening the the shackle bolts since you now have a bearing there. and shackle rocking on launch which would be more of an issue of your not running solid bushings. they are also suppose to keep more constant pressure on the spring as the car goes down track. but mainley our chassis guy runs them on deep 9 second car and says it hooks and goes straight so where using them.
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"its not a ford!"
Sweet!
I glanced at this the other day and thought it was another Bastard thread and kept going.
I like the way it sets over those 28x11's, looks real good.
We would love to see some Pics. of it off the jack stands when you're done.
What are the advantages of the sliders over shackles?
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LOL wow no its not a ford! Its all amc and its going to the stay that way, the engine is 1970 390 amc block bored 40 over and a offset ground (stroked) crank with 6 inch carrilo rods and custom venolia pistons
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I take that it is going to be a ford engine in your car. 428
Is it going to be a the big block or a stroked small block.
74 AMX, 401
Viper spec T56 6 speed trans
Hydroboost brakes with rear disks from a Avenger
3:73 TG rear,now Trutrac with 3:15
A Turbo is in my future.
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hoping for low 10's high 9's if we get really lucky.
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 Looks good, how quick you planning on going?
 
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