63 uni short bed start

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Anthony's Son
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Re: 63 uni short bed start

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I would really like to put dual Quads on it but, if I were to spend alot of money on intake and carbs, it would get this... http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-CSUM1906/ ... Haha.. I am hoping to get the wheels off tomorrow, and try to get started on the brakes.. then if i have enough time before it rains... possibly fuel tank.. thanks for the links by the way guys :thumright:
Zak
1963 uni short bed
sub framed tubbed
351W carbed and C6 are the plans now..

1963 Short bed Flareside
302 3 speed
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http://www.carlsfordparts.com/main.html
Get em here a bit cheaper

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Thanks Mike! So I was thinking that the 289/302/351w took the same intakes? But you have to buy the adapter plate to get the triple deuce to work on the 351w.. :hm:

Forgot I was on dads name again... Thanks Mike - From Zak
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rear brakes checked out really good

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front?? no so good at all.. have to replace rotors calipers, no lines ran to them..

Also seen that i will have to make my own shock mounts (I think)
Zak
1963 uni short bed
sub framed tubbed
351W carbed and C6 are the plans now..

1963 Short bed Flareside
302 3 speed
Daily Driver
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Anthony's Son
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Re: 63 uni short bed start

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Thanks Mike! So I was thinking that the 289/302/351w took the same intakes? But you have to buy the adapter plate to get the triple deuce to work on the 351w..
Zak
1963 uni short bed
sub framed tubbed
351W carbed and C6 are the plans now..

1963 Short bed Flareside
302 3 speed
Daily Driver
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Re: 63 uni short bed start

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The 351w is a tall deck version of the 260/289/302. That means that the factory added material to the block to accommodate a longer stroke. Think of the V in V8. If you lengthen the sides of the "V" the space in between widens, hence the need for a wider manifold on the 351w.
Below the manifold line everything is about the same for the 260/289/302/351 and the valve covers are the same also.
Regarding the tripower unit keep in mind that a lot of these parts are available used and aren't hi-tech to begin with.
For $2700 you could also get a 4 weber setup a-la Cobra.
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Thanks Big Window Ford, I was talking to dad "Anthony" today about just going carburated, because the high pressure fuel line might be a little more expensive.. it is looking like cam the motor out and go with intake and carburetor.. I was told like a 480/280 cam is about the biggest I can go with all stock and no converter..
Zak
1963 uni short bed
sub framed tubbed
351W carbed and C6 are the plans now..

1963 Short bed Flareside
302 3 speed
Daily Driver
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