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ford v6's
Wrapped Exhaust I have no idea if its mild steel or what, I guess it must be since the pipes are black. They definately started glowing. What should I watch for in terms of a failure? What is the wrapping material if I need to replace them with stainless steel pipes? How is it done... -
Questions on Blanton design Ford 3.8L V6 conversion
I recently purchased a BD-4 with a Ford 3.8L V6 conversion in it based on Blaton's designs. It was completed, but I don't believe ever ran since the power wires to the ignition modules were crossed. I've fixed that and got it to fire up but have many questions related to timing, vacum advance on... -
ford v6's
Blaton Ford 3.8L V6 I recently purchased a BD-4 with a Ford 3.8L V6 conversion in it based on Blaton's designs. It was completed, but I don't believe ever ran since the power wires to the ignition modules were crossed. I've fixed that and got it to fire up but have many questions related to...
