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I don't recall off the top of my head, but I know @mrgmhale posted a helpful video on setting the pressure.

Did you check/set your throttle valve (TV) pressure when you installed the AOD?

That's very nice. How long is the cover expected to last?

25 and the ride. Heck of a deal!

If that open vacuum hose is pulling vacuum it needs to be plugged off. Also, is the engine warm in this video? If so, the choke is closed tight and that will cause problems. Even if the engine is cold you may want to back that choke off a bit so it's not shut tight.

Your hood mod is brilliant! What a great look!

Read @Rick@NPD comments in this thread: https://7173mustangs.com/threads/carpet-recommendation.44720/page-2#post-450611

Yes, you'll want a proportioning valve to balance the braking effort between the front and rear brakes. Mustangs had a distribution block that many refer to as a proportioning valve. For your system you'll will want an adjustable one to tune your braking action. Wilwood should have provided...

When you take your foot off the gas, you are changing the load on the drivetrain.

It's difficult but not impossible to thoroughly bleed a master cylinder on the car. When you think you have it bled, go through the bleed procedure again. Not sure why you would need to remove the front calipers to bleed them. Have you considered using a vacuum pump to bleed the system? It...

Sounds like something to look into. Thanks!

Check your u-joints.

I remember 60... If you're retired and in your home long term, you don't need to have all your tools in a tool box anymore. You can check out garagejournal.com for ideas how others have arranged their garages to maximize space. You could put your more common tools - combination wrenches...

Clean and prep the surface, spray it with a quality paint, then coat it with truck bed liner, undercoating, or similar product to protect it from chips and reduce noise. People on here will have their recommendations on what works.

Several guys over on the Boss 302 Registry forums are having success with the Cross Boss setup on the street.

I think all the brake pipe is 3/16" but the tube nuts vary.

Hang in there, Geoff.

Show us what you come up with when you're done. I think it's very DIY-able.

Glad I bought mine back in the early eighties! They even came with the drippers installed.

That's pretty cool stuff!