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Ray's 83 Build Thread
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- Sep 13, 2020
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- Texas
- Vehicle Year
- 2007
- Engine
- 4.0 V6
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Total Lift
- Leveled out +1 inch at the front
- Tire Size
- 33 x 12.5 x R15 Baja Boss MT
- My credo
- For every door that closes another one opens for you to lead others always when you least expect it!
I certainly miss my 2.8L 1983. Even more now thank you Ray! WTG. Looking sweet.
Ford quick disco fuel lines; I watched Tony Angelo ("Stay Tuned" Utube channel), he loosened up a stock regulator where it was mounted using the mounting bolts, to better align the connection ports until everything was connected, then re-tightened the mounting bolts after the fuel lines were in place. It all went quick & had no problems at all. Now I know that trick!.
Ford quick disco fuel lines; I watched Tony Angelo ("Stay Tuned" Utube channel), he loosened up a stock regulator where it was mounted using the mounting bolts, to better align the connection ports until everything was connected, then re-tightened the mounting bolts after the fuel lines were in place. It all went quick & had no problems at all. Now I know that trick!.
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