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my 88 drag thunderbird

here are 2 videos I made over the weekend the engine was cold and the carb doesn't have a choke hence the hesitation after I fix the hood, bleed the brakes and give it a bath Ill make some new videos burn out and launch. next week Im going to go to the strip to make a few runs on the stock springs and struts and then swap to the drag springs and 90/10 lake woods

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJlvjG5huj4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnaso8hueZA

my 88 drag thunderbird

Reply #1
BTW I don't sound like that


my 88 drag thunderbird

Reply #3
I know the feeling my Daily Driver is a bit crisp also.
I spend money I don't have, To build  cars I don't need, To impress people I don't know

HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FORD LATELY!!

my 88 drag thunderbird

Reply #4
If you are DISC brakes it is a little to big at 1 1/8 bore diameter.
I spend money I don't have, To build  cars I don't need, To impress people I don't know

HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FORD LATELY!!

my 88 drag thunderbird

Reply #5
Quote from: TOM Renzo;435321
If you are DISC brakes it is a little to big at 1 1/8 bore diameter.
So 1 1/8" bore is too big for 4 wheel discs? What master is better?  Ever since I installed mine it never has stopped well.
1983 Tbird with '03 Split Port V6 motor swap done! Headers, dual exhaust, 500CFM Edelbrock, 3G upgrade, Electric fan. 3.73 Gears and an FRPP Limited Slip. Five lug complete! 5-Speed conversion complete! Standalone Fuel Injection in progress...

my 88 drag thunderbird

Reply #6
ive still got drums in the back

my 88 drag thunderbird

Reply #7
What rear gears are you running?
1983 Tbird with '03 Split Port V6 motor swap done! Headers, dual exhaust, 500CFM Edelbrock, 3G upgrade, Electric fan. 3.73 Gears and an FRPP Limited Slip. Five lug complete! 5-Speed conversion complete! Standalone Fuel Injection in progress...

 

my 88 drag thunderbird

Reply #8
4:56 and a c4