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FYI the sticker on the hoist says " I love Dick" in small print Dick's last resort Las Vegas. I really need to take that one down.
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62 engine build
Thought I would post some pics and info on the 195 I'm putting together. Originally a 1bbl low compression engine, I put Kb flat tops in it, 4bbl manifold, egge reground cam, bop rear main and oil pan gasket, 30 over, comp magnum roller tipped rockers. new bearings, pushrods, lifters ect...
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#663
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My Long Over Due Update
See this link:
http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/...d.php?t=791781 Plan to bring to Norwalk this year! Todd |
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Power
Todd, your engine is going to have all the power the Tempest can handle! It will be a wild ride, be safe.
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#665
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Wagon project
Pulled the wagon into the work bay to start the winter project. First item of business was to replace the transaxle, ropeshaft bearings, check the axle bearings, and install new rear bushings (4). Clark's Corvair supply sells rear bushings that fit our cars. Corvairs only use 2, so if you are repalcing the ones on a 63 Tempest, order 4 of part # C2051. Found the rear trailering arms need replaced due to rust thru issues. The hunt is on!
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#666
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Jerry you need trailing arms I've got some for ya
Let me know. GT. |
#667
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For the last few months I have been going through all the systems of my 63 convertible to get it ready to pull the motor and interior for a new paint job.
Here are a few pics of the progress. |
#668
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Boy have you been busy! I hope my trans looks that good when I get to it. Thanks for sharing Mike.
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#669
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It still ain't a "Tempest", but at least I can now call it a "slant four". I'll be mounting it "slanted" 12 degrees (to the left!) for three reasons.- 1> for better oil drainback from the empty V8 block cylinders which serve as a kick-out for the pan 2> to better center the engine mass over the crankshaft (14-71 weighs 100 lb.) 3> to not require so much body surgery to clear the blower. [Blower not shown in this photo of N/A test setup]
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Anybody else on this planet campaign a M/T hemi Pontiac for eleven seasons? ... or has built a record breaking DOHC hemi four cylinder Pontiac? ... or has driven a couple laps of Nuerburgring with Tri-Power Pontiac power?(back in 1967) Last edited by Jack Gifford; 07-24-2017 at 01:42 AM. |
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Time for an update! (copy from race section)
After nearly a year of sorting out major bugs after the 535 install .... glad to say I am fnally getting to drive this thing! Mainly everything required mucho fabrication changes to safely accomodate the added power/torgue: Revised rear suspension to better adjustable shocks (QA1), Ditched the track locator for a custom panhard bar setup, new rear internals, c clip elim, 1/2" fuel system tank to pump, SS fuel line to carbs, upgraded all brakes & lines, master, booster, elec vacuum pump now required, 1.9 HP mini starter, revised the Maddog Headers collectors to band flange, new 3" 316 SS full exhaust with 3.5" QTP cutouts, New Steering box, pump, New Trans cooler & lines, solid Motor Mounts, Customized Pro Ractchet shifter to fit into stock 63 console, New Hood with SD Scoop & hole to clear Bath tub setup! Litterally done the night before Norwalk ... had to clean and detail the car in the hotel parking lot for the Friday show! Norwalk was a blast hanging with the fellow Little Indians ... and best of all ... my dream car (the one that inspried this sickness in me seeing it in '88 with Arnie driving it at Cordova) was at Norwalk ... the "Mule" Prototype 63 Super Duty Tempest (Bill Blair's old car) .... THANKS! Ken Freeman for bringing this treasure for me/everyone to drool over! Ken was cool enough to park next to me for a photo op! I even won 1st place in the Street Class catagory at the Norwalk judged show! Now I need seat time to learn to control the wolf on the street.... My fab guy Scott said after a test drive .... in a very Non-PC way "this car is Retard fast and powerful" ... not meant to offend anyone here! Thanks to Scott Overcracker & Gary Tallent (Blue Ghoast) for the help/good work! |
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CONGRATULATIONS.
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When I die, I want to go peacefully like my grandfather did, in his sleep. Not screaming like the passengers in his car. Last edited by Jeff Hamlin; 10-20-2019 at 05:59 AM. |
#672
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1963 326 out of my Lemans.
Rebuildable long block, engine code 600, free to whoever can come and get it. |
#673
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1963 tempest 4dr
Half way done with custom floors in my wife 4dr tempest
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#674
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1963 tempest 4dr
Another pic of driver side floor
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#675
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4-door Tempest
Is there more info on this Tempest?
Is that a lenco or are my eyes playing tricks on me. Floors look great by the way. More pics. GT. |
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1963 tempest 4dr
Just a th400 trans , i did a solid axle 8.8 ford rear with disc brakes ,customs rear ladder bars and coilovers , powerd by a 350 chevy now. Custom driveshaft ,just a 4dr sleeper for the street had the car for 10 years ,
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Ahh that auta catch some body off guard leaving the stop light LOL
I can see them scratching there head wondering what the hell was that. That's gona be a cool ride for sure. GT. |
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1963 tempest 4dr
Ill try to get some pics up of the whole car soon ,thanks its my wifes car too so its really going to make them wonder lol
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#679
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1963 tempest 4dr
Got the 4dr outside today
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#680
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Hey Ed, that is a clean looking 4 door, your wife will have a sweet ride!
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