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got some stuff done today and i cant find my clutch master cylinder and im stuck.
got the brake master powdercoated and was looking for other stuff and cant find what i want i guess that means time to clean the shop

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You leaving that stang mill EFI?
Or converting it to a carb engine like I did?
T-5 or AOD?
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its carbd and its backed with the t-5
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and has a 10 pound paxton supercharger on it
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twistedfreak wrote:and has a 10 pound paxton supercharger on it
Well that would be one step I didn't add -
I like it though!
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1994 F 150 XLT 2WD


~ Yes - I adopted another cat..............

Cam L Milan,
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got some more done to the ole rod last night as soon as i get my camera back from momma ill take some picks, got the rear drums coated the valve covers done and the front calipers done
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twistedfreak wrote:got the brake master powder coated
Haven't heard of powder coating a master. Interesting idea. That working out OK?
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I'm not sure that subjecting the rubber in the master cylinder to 400+ degrees of curing heat is such a good idea. I know brakes can get hot, but the master cylinder never really gets very hot. Of course, if you disassembled it, no problem.
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yep no rubber was harmed in the cooking
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cool . . . (pun intended)
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got the color for the colored parts and heres a sneek peek

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looks wicked, and looks like a monster energy drink color
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Is that Metalflake I see there?
I like it!
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1994 F 150 XLT 2WD


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why yes it is metal flake its a brand of powder im using
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The color looks good and Im a fan of metal flake. what brand powder?
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nic prismatic
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got the valve cover done but going to have it blasted so it looks better but just wanted to see if i liked it on the motor or not so let hear some input if this way or chrome?

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I like it painted....... and maybe pin stripe the lines on it for contrast?? :thumright: :thumright:
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Anthony wrote:I like it painted....... and maybe pin stripe the lines on it for contrast?? :thumright: :thumright:
Make the ridges on the side black.
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