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I can’t comment on your setup. Hard to go wrong with a speedglas brand. I have had one for years and have found it to be robust, and the consumables are reasonable. I have a fresh stash of outer lenses in the toolbox.

Couple more pics of it from late last year. It has been sitting this winter, good news is I finally sent off the vinyl top trim to have it redone.

I mounted it in front.

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If you can’t find them draft something up and have a local waterjet or laser place cut them out.

I never took any pics measuring up from the bottom, and the trunk lid is likely a washing machine or Kia hood by now.

Looks like they are 7”, should fit

I did- that thing is nuts. I’m shooting for a 1970s inspired build.

Been working on the Toyota Stout. Got the rear axle swapped and the 15x7” wheels on it. Also working on cleaning it up, pounded a few dents out of the roof.

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All 6 are in transit to Motorcity Mustang! 6 total. They are the static cling vinyl type. Anyone want some or all?

I had to buy a few of the modulators for my FMX. I bench tested them all with a mighty vac hand pump and logged what vacuum they started to move, and what vacuum was required for full travel. Just drop a pin in the end with a pen mark on it. don’t recall what color I went with, but I put in...

Get it up on jack stands or a lift and look around. It has to be going somewhere

18 degrees initial? That seems like a lot. What is all in timing? Like others have suggested an AFR gauge will make things much easier.

Do tell- what is the static compression ratio and the cam specs? Looking great!

No idea on the fender. Tail panel is easy. All the repop tail panels have holes for the 73 bumper filler, no holes and it has to be NOS. If the tail light mounting brackets are square and usable out of the box it is probably NOS. The tail light brackets on the repop panels often need to be...

Got another project. I have had an oddball Toyota engine for a couple years now waiting for a home. Toyota 18RG meet your new home, a 1967 Toyota Stout. Both are rare in the US, this will be a rolling restoration unlike my Mustang.

Mine arrived today. Will take a few weeks for me to get it installed as my work schedule is trampling my free time. Looks good- quality stuff. Installed the sticker.

Maybe in the back, no in the front. That is without spacers. With spacers - yes in the back, maybe in the front.

Tool purchase time! Get a timing light, I don’t know which ones to suggest these days. I have an old Ferret timing light, which I think are now sold under the MSD name. A timing light with a degree display and advance / ****** capability will make it easier as you can use the TDC mark on your...