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Thank you for the link!

Thank you Steve for your answer. So this is to improve stability Under hard acceleration. Nice!

Hi guys, Here is a picture of the rear suspensions. the rear left suspension is mounted behind the rear axle and the rear right suspension is mounted before the rear axle. I know this is correct for other car but never see that on mustang 1973...Is it to improve suspension for racing?? Thank you

Nice !! thank you ! I'm glad this is normal!

Hello guys! My engine is a 351C code D0AEL date 0J8 ( 2 main bolts). Can someone tell me what is the hole near the front end of the engine ? It's the first time i look inside the engine so ... Thank you all! [/url]

When talking about the outer intake bolt, are you talking about that: And the accessory bolt holes is that for example: Sorry for these noob questions but i must not make a mistake. I don't imagine the cost to order an engine in the USA… Thank you again for your help!

Can you tell me what you call the 4 corners of the engine? Where are the 4 attach points? My load leveler is equiped with 4 lift chains so i'm interested to know? Thanks!

Just because I'm curious, any idea of the weight of a 351C?

Nice website you find. Unfortunately not translated in English or french. Very good products as RUSTYCO or OWATROL RUSTOL CIP. Primer Epoxy is not expensive too...

Great job...May be one day for me :-/

WOW, very impressive. Thank you for sharing this experience.

That's a good question… I will lift the engine only without gearbox , headers and accessories. When seeing the carburetor adapter plate with the 4 small bolts, it's hard to believe i will lift the engine by hanging it at this small piece of metal... :chin: :chin: But I'm not the first and not the last to do that!!

Great information Stanglover, thank you. My hoist is a 2 ton and the front bumper is already removed so no problems... :whistling:

Yes . With my son , it will be easier and safer!!