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@@thomsoncarter3121 Thank you, I appreciate you watching and leaving a comment! Im honestly always looking for reasons to use those tools, I love them 😄

@@AwakeDude911 yes and no 😆… I was able to run the weld prostars 15x3 with a small spacer, but you need at least a 16 inch wheel to clear without problems!

Hi, no that hole is there from the factory I usually leave it alone, the main objective is to grind down the thermactor bump

If you are using a factory intake, you will find that the intake also has those holes and the gas that travels through there actually ends up in the egr bolted to the throttle body spacer

@@Cryptobo23 how is it going? No actually we had a leftover set of used pushrods from another 302 I built a while back, but they were stock factory ones. I used the same springs that came with the Cobra heads and honestly they looked like the factory springs too! If you can afford to upgrade those items do it 💯, I chose to put it together like that because as you can see in the video I wasn’t even sure the car would run after all the damage I found

@tech595 hello, thank you for watching and commenting! On my truck the hoses do not collapse, they are fairly sturdy… but I had a car before that had a similar problem and it was because the heat of the engine and the oil that it would suck in from the valve covers had broken down and weakened the rubber. Does your intake hose feel soft when you squeeze it? If it does Most likely you will need to replace it

@MrBlitzkrieg1987 they feel real good, not soft. I cut them last night. I will try at some point this week.

@@fatheadmeetoo2891 I appreciate your feedback brother! Thank you for watching 🤟

I probably should have done the same thing bro 🤣

Yes, that works too, apparently there is more than one way to skin a cat! 🤣🤟

Awesome! I wish you good luck, most of the time engines are in good or at least rebuildable shape, mine was super rough because it sat outside without being properly covered and water got inside! I really hope yours is better 🤟

@@MrBlitzkrieg1987 One of the pistons is stuck in the cylinder due to rust. I don't want to risk damaging it any further. If the block does not need more than a .030 overbore then I'll probably go with the blown race engine.

Shane, you’re a great friend! Thanks for checking on me, all is well my friend, I’ve just been a little busy with work lately, so I haven’t had much success creating content. Hopefully I can get everything back in order and get back to RUclips, because I really miss it!

@MrBlitzkrieg1987 I'm glad to hear that you're doing well. Sometimes work gets right in the way of everything! Looking forward to more content. Take care Luis!

Hi, these are from a company called neway I got mine used from ebay

Hi, so if you have a foxbody you don’t have upper control arms in the front. You can use the stock lower control arm with the sn95 spindle but the balljoint on the fox is smaller! You can fix this by buying a set of balljoint spacers, but the easiest way is to have a set of sn95 ball joints pressed into the foxbody control arms! The tie rod ends you can get away with using the stock ones.

This is excellent advice! I haven’t installed a wide band O2 yet, but I did do several small changes to the truck. The best mileage I got is 14mpg! But I will definitely consider your recommendations to see if I can improve on it further!

Hi, thank you for watching and leaving a comment. What you see me using in that video is actually diesel fuel, I was testing it out as a degreaser, but honestly it doesn’t work very well and it smells kinda bad! I’ve used kerosene as well which does a better job. All that stuff is flammable, so you can also get away with using regular simple green or dawn soap with warm water! But make sure you dry everything really well and spray the inside of the rails with wd40 after to prevent corrosion!

I think you’re right! Maybe if I really wanted to squeeze every ounce of economy out of it I could get smaller street tires and convert over to Maf, but Im ok with what it’s getting now. Im really trying to get some more power out of it, I had saved up to buy the banks headers and exhaust kit but they discontinued it 😳

Your opinion means exactly that to me 🤣

I appreciate your comment! I love the simplifying things, yes there are people who can completely reshape a port and improve it, but the majority of the people (even most professionals) do exactly that Im doing here. I also have a video about porting E7 heads that seems to be getting some appreciation, because I made it as simple as possible without using any of the lingo and confusing words that professionals usually do 🤣. Thanks again my friend!

I appreciate you watching! I definitely do relate to what you are saying! Sometimes I splurge on tools whenever I know that I will use them for something important, but I also buy cheap stuff when I need something disposable 🤣! There are a lot of people who think like you and me, people who rather learn to do a job and to make sure it is well done! Take care my friend! 🫡

It’s definitely a learning experience 🤣

@@MrBlitzkrieg1987 I 💯% know what you mean

Im curious too! I haven’t finished it, but Im sure better than it looked before I cut it 🤣👍

It works well enough in my opinion, the first time I tried using it I didn’t have a punch so the blade would jump around, I also broke a few blades, but once I used it correctly it worked really well

Have to get it done 🫡

I got that one from habor freight Im sure it’s the same thing 🤣! Works good if you use a punch right in the middle of the spot weld

@@MrBlitzkrieg1987That's good to know! Thank you so much.

The bolts that hold it to the intake where loose that’s why that one was whistling like that! But I know what you mean, I had one that would whistle like that and what I did is pulled out the IAC valve and I smoothed the inside casting on the throttle where it mounts! That took care of it, try that if you ever have that situation 🫡💯

@@MrBlitzkrieg1987 I'll have to try it because mine whistles and it's hella annoying 🫡🦇

Definitely a future Fox Body fanatic

It means a lot coming from you James! I look up to you as a person and as family 😎💯

@@MrBlitzkrieg1987 Thank you for thinking so highly of me Luis! 🙏🏾I couldn't ask for a better Lil Brother!💯🤟🏾

Appreciate you so much!

good man i bought same gen III but with 12-hole 24lb too a little a while back, on my stock injectors with 3.55 ring&pinion change i got 118km per 10Liters @100km/hr freeway, im still fine tuning the c6 kickdown cable to cylinder valve dropped the pan already twice be prepared and get a Digital Borescope Teslong NTS500B cant wait to run range test on the gen-III 12-holes ...great vids + MSD STREET FIRE IGNITION COIL FITS FORD TFI IGNITION - MSD5527 or Mallory HyFire 6AL , msd harness 8874 to interchange between the unit the original coil as backup

@@geth__commands_6300 Im interested in upgrading the ignition on my truck as well, Ill be looking into the parts you mentioned there! Thanks for your comment! 🫡

Sounds like you have a plan for your truck! Ive thought about going with a MAF sensor from a newer 460, on the last years California F250/F350 trucks had a MAF computer from 94-97. But the easiest way to do it is to find a set up from a Fox Body 5.0 Mustang and just have a chip installed to let it know it’s a 460 now. You’re right about the city driving, if I use the highway i get pretty good mileage, if I use only the street and short trips Ill get about 11mpg tops. Thank you for watching

Thank you for watching 😎

I appreciate you watching brother! Gracias 🙏

I didn’t think of that! I was so happy that I finally had an RPM gauge that I completely forgot to test the lights. They work though 💯, everything works as it should! The only thing to watch out for is getting a cluster from the same generation truck that you have, and if you have a gas Truck use a cluster from a gas truck… and if you have a diesel use one from a diesel! They will not interchange

I’ve watched some of his videos, cool guy 👍

It’s just a habit I have from working on carbureted cars 🤣, I can’t shake it off! I know it does nothing on an EFI car

Lol it took like a solid year

That’s what I am running on the T-top that I put together on my channel, Im being 💯 honest, these heads run harder than as cast Gt40 heads. Exhaust flow is the real downfall of the SBF heads and that’s what I focused on mainly here in this video

First off thank you for the reply. I’m planning on doing this to the truck I have on my Channel here on RUclips. How many hours do you think you put into these? I’ve never done a set but I’m a machinist and I have access to carbide burrs and anything I’ll need, thank you.

@@jacobmoore6236 Im not sure on the hours, because I didn’t do the whole job in one sitting, it is a little time consuming for sure. I did one mod at a time to every port to stay consistent.

Very cool man thank you, I will be doing this in the future

@@jacobmoore6236 I just subscribed to your channel bro, Im interested in seeing what you do with that truck! I have a 91 bricknose as well 🤣

Sure 👍