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eBay Find: A 1965 Mustang With Twin Paxton Blowers, A Tunnel Ram, and a Small Block F
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eBay Find: A 1965 Mustang With Twin Paxton Blowers, A Tunnel Ram, and a Small Block F
Jeff
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Curious to see what that sells for, the current price is not bad...about the same as a new single paxton unit...probably want 3 times the current 4K price
Edit...only saw the turbo pics...didn't see the whole car...still coolLast edited by JOES66FURY; April 11, 2012, 10:47 PM.If you can leave two black stripes from the exit of one corner to the braking zone of the next, you have enough horsepower. - Mark Donohue
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Originally posted by TC View PostIs that drier vent tubing??
it is a product that seems to be missing..
the other end is buying for another car, hoping angles are right or...
solid piping and silicone connectors that pop off, seems the frustrating common answer today. ebay specials keep the rage down I guess. I have found 4 foot runs at 20 bucks..shiny pipe + connectors.
I know how lucky this simple piece is (even the pcv and air bypass hookups is spaced proper by "rocket science" of research):
and that paxton setup makes a nice mustang. I wonder what that sounds like.Last edited by Barry Donovan; April 12, 2012, 05:32 AM.Previously boxer3main
the death rate and fairy tales cannot kill the nature left behind.
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Originally posted by TC View PostIs that drier vent tubing??
go find pics of a early ford thunderbolt fairlane with a 427 side-oiler in it ,yep there's dryer hose feeding the carbs from the headlight bezelsLast edited by oldschoolcamaro; April 12, 2012, 10:59 PM."if it's too loud you're too old !!! "sigpic
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Originally posted by jcharliem View Post^^^^^
I've never bothered to look under the hood of a Subaru (don't even know if I spelled it right). Nonetheless... is that where the spare tire is really mounted? LMAO.
Yup..strange indeed.. Think trying to get that over a hot motor or is heat cracked from engine heat....used to work crushing cars....
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Originally posted by oldschoolcamaro View Postjust to let you know we did use dryer hose on cars from the 60's thru the early 90's ,these cold air kits of today aren't the originators of it
go find pics of a early ford thunderbolt fairlane with a 427 side-oiler in it ,yep there's dryer hose feeding the carbs from the headlight bezels
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