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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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August 14, 2010, 07:23:26 pm »
Quote from: jayh on August 14, 2010, 07:14:28 pm
maybe you could shop around for a deal on a used small runner single plane and do some test and tune?
sell whichever one off and recoup some of the money after some testing
heck if you are gonna need it someday anyway, try to find a deal on a used vic jr or super vic and try it out!
Those are some real good ideas but unless I know the seller I've been burned before and the aggravation for used purchasing isn't worth it to me anymore.
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, QFT 850cfm RQ-AN, Super Victor, 1" aluminum open spacer, CamMotion HR .624"/.609" 251*/256* 108* LSA, 1-3/4"x3-1/2" headers, Dynomax Ultra #17224 mufflers, C6/4R100 trans, 8"/9" 5500 converter, Broader Performance manual V/B, 9" 4.56 Detroit Truetrac, Hoosier Pro Street 31x12.5R15 on 10" rims)
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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lookout for local swap meets. there has to be at least 2 good ones a year that arent a far drive
take the girl and make a day out of it. enjoy it. in person, you can usually knock the price down a few bucks also
my dad says his favorite part of the hobby above all else is parts hunting; watching classifieds, searching, going to shows etc. the people you meet and the conversations along the way are all a part of it!
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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Thanks, man.
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FordStrokers 408W
, QFT 850cfm RQ-AN, Super Victor, 1" aluminum open spacer, CamMotion HR .624"/.609" 251*/256* 108* LSA, 1-3/4"x3-1/2" headers, Dynomax Ultra #17224 mufflers, C6/4R100 trans, 8"/9" 5500 converter, Broader Performance manual V/B, 9" 4.56 Detroit Truetrac, Hoosier Pro Street 31x12.5R15 on 10" rims)
The Merc started here =
http://sbftech.com/index.php/topic,27178.0.html
Now =
http://sbftech.com/index.php/topic,34648.0.html
Thanks to
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408W,
Westminster Performance Transmission (W.P.T.)
transmissions,
TCS Performance
converters,
Broader Performance
valvebodies and last but not least a
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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August 15, 2010, 02:42:29 am »
Quote from: jayh on August 14, 2010, 06:48:39 pm
Quote from: 289nate on August 14, 2010, 06:00:32 pm
Jayh, have you ever stacked a four hole spacer on top of an open spacer? You would have laughed when you saw my old carb guy stacking spacers ridiculously high. It was a trip but he claimed in certain cases it worked very well for him.
I have but only a 2" on top of a 1", didnt have that much room
did your old crab guy do this on a dual plane intake though? I did and it was fruitless. I can see how it could work on a single plane, just not on a performer rpm. every combo is different, so maybe it does work, Im just not grasping this situation
I like the car a lot! old iron is especially cool. if it were mine though, Id find a way to keep the hood stock and (other than rims) make it a total sleeper!
I believe it came to him with an RPM dual plane. Knowing the carb guy it left with a modified Vic Jr and big carburetor. Don't remember which intake was on it when I saw it with all the stacked spacers to be honest. I didn't grasp the concept but know he and the owner said it was working.
I do know my current super sucker style spacer which is a tapered four hole into an open (one spacer) has seemed to pick up at all rpm. The track will let me know if the top end had picked up. I would expect a four hole on top of an open to do similar on my Vic Jr intake 289.
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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August 15, 2010, 07:58:03 am »
Merc,your car is a real sleeper..i bet you suprise the shit out of a lot of people that pull up on you.
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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August 15, 2010, 10:59:22 pm »
Hey Robert...
http://olympic.craigslist.org/cto/1899569476.html
69 Mercury Montego MX - $2500 (Aberdeen, WA)
Date: 2010-08-14, 11:17PM PDT
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[Errors when replying to ads?]
351windsor, C4, edelbrock manifold, carter AFB, Moroso billet aluminum HEI distributor, new coil and 8mm ford racing plug wires, brand new 3.73 traction-lok 3rd member from Randy's Ring and Pinion in completely rebuilt, narrowed rear end, new brakes and rubber all around, new front end bearings and bushings. Ran great and drove daily til parked approx. 5 years ago. No cancer, no missing pieces, good glass, some minor dings, but fairly straight. Good looking, very unique car. Only produced for two years. If you're looking for something different that you won't see every day, this is the car for you. Breaks my heart to part with it. Close to the asking price in new parts alone and I have receipts for most of them. Under hood photo is older and doesn't show new distributor, coil, and plug wires. Call Glenn. 360.538.0960
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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August 16, 2010, 12:13:41 am »
Robert, I ran my car on a chassis dyno and then ran it with a 2" 4 hole spacer and it actually lost 5 hp.
I guess different cams and heads could produce a different result but I can't see any huge gains with it.
I am running an Air Gap Performer as well.
Your car looks real old school racer. Reminds me of a hotrod movie I saw with James Taylor in it :-)
Can't remember the name now
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347 windsor, AFR 185,Vic Jr,Comp Cams Hyd Roller cam,780 Prosystems carb ,1 5/8" extractors, 4500 stall,4.11:1 Tru Trac. Chassis dyno 370 hp Best 1/4 mile 11.21 sec at 122.83 mph
Youtube 1 min in..
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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August 16, 2010, 12:30:55 am »
Quote from: Blue Oval on August 16, 2010, 12:13:41 am
Robert, I ran my car on a chassis dyno and then ran it with a 2" 4 hole spacer and it actually lost 5 hp.
I guess different cams and heads could produce a different result but I can't see any huge gains with it.
I am running an Air Gap Performer as well.
Your car looks real old school racer. Reminds me of a hotrod movie I saw with James Taylor in it :-)
Can't remember the name now
Just out of curiosity. Did you look at RPM vs. time?
You can lose horse power by putting on lighter brakes.. but it could still pick up at the track.
Not saying your tests isn't valid. So don't take it that way. Just saying it might not be applicable to all
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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August 16, 2010, 01:12:09 am »
Robert I want you to paint your car flat black with black steel rims. I want Stunt Man Mike to drive it. It totally reminds me of my favorite movie Deathproof!
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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Quote from: Fordota on August 16, 2010, 01:12:09 am
Robert I want you to paint your car flat black with black steel rims. I want Stunt Man Mike to drive it. It totally reminds me of my favorite movie Deathproof!
just watched this last week......
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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Reply #25 on:
August 16, 2010, 09:51:33 am »
Quote from: SteveL on August 15, 2010, 10:59:22 pm
Hey Robert...
http://olympic.craigslist.org/cto/1899569476.html
69 Mercury Montego MX - $2500 (Aberdeen, WA)
Date: 2010-08-14, 11:17PM PDT
Reply to:
sale-8jhxh-1899569476@craigslist.org
[Errors when replying to ads?]
351windsor, C4, edelbrock manifold, carter AFB, Moroso billet aluminum HEI distributor, new coil and 8mm ford racing plug wires, brand new 3.73 traction-lok 3rd member from Randy's Ring and Pinion in completely rebuilt, narrowed rear end, new brakes and rubber all around, new front end bearings and bushings. Ran great and drove daily til parked approx. 5 years ago. No cancer, no missing pieces, good glass, some minor dings, but fairly straight. Good looking, very unique car. Only produced for two years. If you're looking for something different that you won't see every day, this is the car for you. Breaks my heart to part with it. Close to the asking price in new parts alone and I have receipts for most of them. Under hood photo is older and doesn't show new distributor, coil, and plug wires. Call Glenn. 360.538.0960
Thanks. Now you can see the nightmare those shock towers pose!
Fitting my 1-3/4" LT headers there was a two day PITA!!! (But worth it . . .)
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Robert's 1969 Mercury Montego (
FordStrokers 408W
, QFT 850cfm RQ-AN, Super Victor, 1" aluminum open spacer, CamMotion HR .624"/.609" 251*/256* 108* LSA, 1-3/4"x3-1/2" headers, Dynomax Ultra #17224 mufflers, C6/4R100 trans, 8"/9" 5500 converter, Broader Performance manual V/B, 9" 4.56 Detroit Truetrac, Hoosier Pro Street 31x12.5R15 on 10" rims)
The Merc started here =
http://sbftech.com/index.php/topic,27178.0.html
Now =
http://sbftech.com/index.php/topic,34648.0.html
Thanks to
Jim "Woody" and Nicole Woods
@
FordStrokers
408W,
Westminster Performance Transmission (W.P.T.)
transmissions,
TCS Performance
converters,
Broader Performance
valvebodies and last but not least a
BIG
thanks (always) to
my friends
here and abroad in the
World
!
69 Merc
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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Reply #26 on:
August 16, 2010, 10:01:02 am »
Quote from: Blue Oval on August 16, 2010, 12:13:41 am
Robert, I ran my car on a chassis dyno and then ran it with a 2" 4 hole spacer and it actually lost 5 hp.
I guess different cams and heads could produce a different result but I can't see any huge gains with it.
I am running an Air Gap Performer as well.
Your car looks real old school racer. Reminds me of a hotrod movie I saw with James Taylor in it :-)
Can't remember the name now
From my signature you'll see I have a 2" four-hole spacer on top of a 2" open spacer. That open spacer wakes up my restrictive Air-Gap manifold and the four-hole spacer is to help with street manners due to my OTS camshaft on a DD.
With a custom camshaft a Vic Jr. would be on my engine without a four-hole spacer. Or maybe a Vic Sr. intake with some four-hole spacers. It would depend on how it handles around the streets because this is my DD.
As long as it takes off good and doesn't sputter when the engine is cold around the streets then I'm not too worried about 5hp. Also -- even if the dyno shows 5hp more while I'm trying to accelerate on the street it will probably actually be slower due to a worse carb signal which means the A/F aren't getting optimally mixed.
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FordStrokers 408W
, QFT 850cfm RQ-AN, Super Victor, 1" aluminum open spacer, CamMotion HR .624"/.609" 251*/256* 108* LSA, 1-3/4"x3-1/2" headers, Dynomax Ultra #17224 mufflers, C6/4R100 trans, 8"/9" 5500 converter, Broader Performance manual V/B, 9" 4.56 Detroit Truetrac, Hoosier Pro Street 31x12.5R15 on 10" rims)
The Merc started here =
http://sbftech.com/index.php/topic,27178.0.html
Now =
http://sbftech.com/index.php/topic,34648.0.html
Thanks to
Jim "Woody" and Nicole Woods
@
FordStrokers
408W,
Westminster Performance Transmission (W.P.T.)
transmissions,
TCS Performance
converters,
Broader Performance
valvebodies and last but not least a
BIG
thanks (always) to
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World
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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August 16, 2010, 05:49:18 pm »
Interesting Point Vert.
I'm going back to the track in early Oct and am going to try it without the air cleaner. That test proved no gain on the dyno as well but could well make a difference at the track. I guess the dyno doesn't take wind resistance or engine acceleration into account.
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347 windsor, AFR 185,Vic Jr,Comp Cams Hyd Roller cam,780 Prosystems carb ,1 5/8" extractors, 4500 stall,4.11:1 Tru Trac. Chassis dyno 370 hp Best 1/4 mile 11.21 sec at 122.83 mph
Youtube 1 min in..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBI75-l9CQQ
In car video ...
http://s222.photobucket.com/albums/dd159/texasbluesdownunder/?action=view¤t=3rdrun21stmay2011.mp4
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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Reply #28 on:
August 16, 2010, 05:51:23 pm »
Quote from: Blue Oval on August 16, 2010, 05:49:18 pm
Interesting Point Vert.
I'm going back to the track in early Oct and am going to try it without the air cleaner. That test proved no gain on the dyno as well but could well make a difference at the track. I guess the dyno doesn't take wind resistance or engine acceleration into account.
I wouldn't. What if something you don't want gets in your engine and ruins it? Or scratches up your bearings which will lower it's life expectancy?
A member here just tried it and it didn't change his times at the track.
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FordStrokers 408W
, QFT 850cfm RQ-AN, Super Victor, 1" aluminum open spacer, CamMotion HR .624"/.609" 251*/256* 108* LSA, 1-3/4"x3-1/2" headers, Dynomax Ultra #17224 mufflers, C6/4R100 trans, 8"/9" 5500 converter, Broader Performance manual V/B, 9" 4.56 Detroit Truetrac, Hoosier Pro Street 31x12.5R15 on 10" rims)
The Merc started here =
http://sbftech.com/index.php/topic,27178.0.html
Now =
http://sbftech.com/index.php/topic,34648.0.html
Thanks to
Jim "Woody" and Nicole Woods
@
FordStrokers
408W,
Westminster Performance Transmission (W.P.T.)
transmissions,
TCS Performance
converters,
Broader Performance
valvebodies and last but not least a
BIG
thanks (always) to
my friends
here and abroad in the
World
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gtvert90
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Re: Robert's modified '69 Merc
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August 16, 2010, 09:42:42 pm »
Quote from: 69 Merc on August 16, 2010, 05:51:23 pm
Quote from: Blue Oval on August 16, 2010, 05:49:18 pm
Interesting Point Vert.
I'm going back to the track in early Oct and am going to try it without the air cleaner. That test proved no gain on the dyno as well but could well make a difference at the track. I guess the dyno doesn't take wind resistance or engine acceleration into account.
I wouldn't. What if something you don't want gets in your engine and ruins it? Or scratches up your bearings which will lower it's life expectancy?
A member here just tried it and it didn't change his times at the track.
Robert. Nothing against you. Or the other member.. I maybe think it was Bobby but don't remember.
But I think far more racers race with an air pan and no filter than then do with a filter. Again. I think. I'm not sure.
Obviously it depends on location too.. But there must be something to it.
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