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Started by Ranman, September 11, 2007, 01:58:52 PM

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njperrone

Nice work!

I went the same route with Forte on the slave. I didn't know you had to switch the master??? I haven't put fluid in yet. So you're telling me the supplied MC won't work?

Nick
HM1109
Engine CJ429
Trans TKO600 .082
Diff 9" 3.50 Gear

MFE III

Correct. The 1" won't give you enough travel. Fortunately, I stumbled across this on the FFR forum before I filled and bled the system. Also confirmed it with Mike Forte.
Matt
HM 1053; 427w, TKO 600 (.82) IRS Cobra hybrid . . . burns both rubber and gas

jwd

#62
QuoteCorrect. The 1" won't give you enough travel. Fortunately, I stumbled across this on the FFR forum before I filled and bled the system. Also confirmed it with Mike Forte.
Matt

I believe the problem is that the 1" master cyl. causes too much travel in the slave and will blow the seals out of it. The solution is to use a smaller diam. master cyl. or use a pedal stop to limit the stroke of the 1" master cyl.

Jim
HM#1065, 351W,TKO 600 (.82 5th), 3.27

njperrone

#63
Forte says that the 1" will work but it will be a very hard pedal. Can anyone verify this?

Matt what's the PN for your MC?

Sorry I didn't mean to hijack I'll post in the drive train section
HM1109
Engine CJ429
Trans TKO600 .082
Diff 9" 3.50 Gear

Ranman

I noticed that the body was rubbing on the bottom outside areas of the quick jack brace.
You can see where it is hitting, and this limits the body forward movement.
427W, TKO600 .82,  3.20 rear, dual hoops

Ranman

This is after I cut the corner off, now with body on I have 3/16" gap.
427W, TKO600 .82,  3.20 rear, dual hoops

Ranman

Engine installed.
427W, TKO600 .82,  3.20 rear, dual hoops

Ranman

I made some plates to attach to the frame so that the body sides could be brought in tight, made four of them, each one different to match the body attachment points.
427W, TKO600 .82,  3.20 rear, dual hoops

Ranman

427W, TKO600 .82,  3.20 rear, dual hoops

Ranman

I welded some metal ears on the top of the dash frame so that I can remove the screws with out the rolled edge of the body getting in the way if needed, also cut a bit out and rewelded the area where the speedometer is so the dash will slide straight out.
427W, TKO600 .82,  3.20 rear, dual hoops

Ranman

cut out and rewelded
427W, TKO600 .82,  3.20 rear, dual hoops

MFE III

Good idea on clearancing for the speedo. I had to do some very creative work on the speedo bracket to get it to fit properly.
Matt
HM 1053; 427w, TKO 600 (.82) IRS Cobra hybrid . . . burns both rubber and gas

Ranman

#72
Here is mine with primer.
427W, TKO600 .82,  3.20 rear, dual hoops

Ranman

Another
427W, TKO600 .82,  3.20 rear, dual hoops

njperrone

Looks great! i'm jelous! I have a long way to go with body work ......

Nick
HM1109
Engine CJ429
Trans TKO600 .082
Diff 9" 3.50 Gear