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Intake and 2bbl carb for 64.5?

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<html><div style='background-color:'><DIV>Hey all,</DIV>
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<DIV>i'm new2 the list &amp; would greatly appreciate some help.</DIV>
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<DIV>I have a 64.5 mustang w/ straight 6, 1 bbl stock carb &amp; lots of work to do.&nbsp; I am really not that knowledgeable a/b engines &amp; wanted to increase my low end, get some better gas mileage &amp; dependability.</DIV>
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<DIV>I was told that converting to a 2bbl holly &amp; adding some headers would get me started.&nbsp; Any advice for the intake, carb or headers&nbsp; (brand?/type?/style?)?&nbsp; Where should I look to get these parts?&nbsp;&nbsp;Is there any other work I should look @ doing while I've got the top off?&nbsp; I am thinking of getting the NPD Pertronix Flame Thrower Distributor Coil &amp; Ignitor Elect. Ignition, anyone have these or any comments pro/con?</DIV>
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<DIV>plus, should i invest in a negative wedge camber kit?&nbsp; NPD has them for ~$240</DIV>
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<DIV>Oh, btw:&nbsp; I am wanting to change my shitty drum brakes over to discs.&nbsp; I _Cannot_ find any granadas or monarchs worth the s/h (none locally-MS) to get the spindles from.&nbsp; Is a kit (NPD) my best option?&nbsp; I would rather have dependable brakes that PERFORM than cheap ones that just work. I'm not rich, tho, just wanting to do it right smiling smiley</DIV>
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<DIV>thanks for the help!<BR>(I need all I can get to do this restoration right.)</DIV>
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Crux Alexander wrote:
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> Hey all,
>
> i'm new2 the list & would greatly appreciate some help.

Welcome.

> I have a 64.5 mustang w/ straight 6, 1 bbl stock carb & lots of work to do. I
> am really not that knowledgeable a/b engines & wanted to increase my low end,
> get some better gas mileage & dependability.

First stop:

cliffordperformance.com/

6 cylinder performance experts.


> I was told that converting to a 2bbl holly & adding some headers would get me
> started. Any advice for the intake, carb or headers (brand?/type?/style?)?
> Where should I look to get these parts? Is there any other work I should look
> @ doing while I've got the top off? I am thinking of getting the NPD
> Pertronix Flame Thrower Distributor Coil & Ignitor Elect. Ignition, anyone
> have these or any comments pro/con?

all good basic ideas.

>
> plus, should i invest in a negative wedge camber kit? NPD has them for ~$240

For a street car, probably not worth the trouble

>
> Oh, btw: I am wanting to change my shitty drum brakes over to discs. I
> _Cannot_ find any granadas or monarchs worth the s/h (none locally-MS) to get
> the spindles from. Is a kit (NPD) my best option? I would rather have
> dependable brakes that PERFORM than cheap ones that just work. I'm not rich,
> tho, just wanting to do it right smiling smiley

You still have 4 lug wheels so you should change the rears also to 5 lug.


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