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Mail From: Lance (Lance Robaldo)
We worked on the car all weekend. We finished up to the point where my son
can finally start driving it again.
We got his A/C working and it's now blowing ice cold air. We also managed
to get all the lights/turn signals/etc. back in working order.
That new aluminum head certainly added some "kick" to the car. Cruising at
55 I floored the accelerator and was surprised to find that I was pushed
back into the seat! It used to be a slow, gradual increase until we reached
75 mph or so. Now it's a much more rapid acceleration.
The new components from my son's web-store: www.rpmustang.com look
fantastic! We installed the new engine bay covers and interior rear
quarters this weekend. They came out pretty darned nice!
Pictures are at: facebook.com/album.php?aid=70484
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Mail From: Lance (Lance Robaldo)
We worked on the car all weekend. We finished up to the point where my son
can finally start driving it again.
We got his A/C working and it's now blowing ice cold air. We also managed
to get all the lights/turn signals/etc. back in working order.
That new aluminum head certainly added some "kick" to the car. Cruising at
55 I floored the accelerator and was surprised to find that I was pushed
back into the seat! It used to be a slow, gradual increase until we reached
75 mph or so. Now it's a much more rapid acceleration.
The new components from my son's web-store: www.rpmustang.com look
fantastic! We installed the new engine bay covers and interior rear
quarters this weekend. They came out pretty darned nice!
Pictures are at: facebook.com/album.php?aid=70484
<facebook.com/album.php?aid=70484&id=1542472927&l=a89029059a>
&id=1542472927&l=a89029059a
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Mail From: lance (Lance Robaldo)
Tires are BFG Radial T/A's
Changed over to a dual M/C several years back and dropped in a Mustang Steve power booster at the same time so we have enough stopping power.
We're considering a front disc conversion in the near future.
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On Sep 7, 2010, at 5:36 PM, Tom Teixeira <tjteixeira at earthlink.net> wrote:
> Lance Robaldo wrote:
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>> [snip]
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>> That new aluminum head certainly added some ?kick? to the car. Cruising at 55 I floored the accelerator and was surprised to find that I was pushed back into the seat! It used to be a slow, gradual increase until we reached 75 mph or so. Now it?s a much more rapid acceleration.
>>
> Was anything done to the brakes to help stop the car? Or tires for that matter ("brakes stop the wheels; tires stop the car"
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Mail From: lance (Lance Robaldo)
Tires are BFG Radial T/A's
Changed over to a dual M/C several years back and dropped in a Mustang Steve power booster at the same time so we have enough stopping power.
We're considering a front disc conversion in the near future.
Sent from my IPhone.
On Sep 7, 2010, at 5:36 PM, Tom Teixeira <tjteixeira at earthlink.net> wrote:
> Lance Robaldo wrote:
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>> [snip]
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>> That new aluminum head certainly added some ?kick? to the car. Cruising at 55 I floored the accelerator and was surprised to find that I was pushed back into the seat! It used to be a slow, gradual increase until we reached 75 mph or so. Now it?s a much more rapid acceleration.
>>
> Was anything done to the brakes to help stop the car? Or tires for that matter ("brakes stop the wheels; tires stop the car"
.>
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