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No I started the 5.9 magnum swap.

Awesome thanks!

Awesome thank you! I was wondering why it was routed to the speedo cable connector. I'm assuming this was the connector to it. It was routed on the passenger side in between the coil and alternator.

This was mounted to the passenger side cowl under the hood. It looks like it's part of the ignition or alternator. I tried looking up the part numbers but I got nothing. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

I did the cardboard block. No I didnt check it in the oven. I will do that to the next one.

I have a 1971 stock /6 with 145k on the clock. I does have a electronic ignition. my question is it is running at 160 to 170 on the street. I have put in a 190 thermostat. I have an AUX gauge mounted in the top side of the radiator its actually in the fluid not just a cheap probe. Has any one...

No, I haven't messed with it lately. I have been dialing in everything else. Drove it about 40mi the other day with it screaming at me running 2800ish RPM at 50MPH (3.73 gears). Weird thing is is it runs very cold around 160 to 170 on both gauges.

Ok I'll check clearances.

I thought about this shape as well.

I have. I dont know if I will go that way or if I even will install a spoiler. I'm just kicking around ideas.

I might have to experiment with the stock one as well.

I'm not talking about the K member. Just the subframe rail where the lower controller arm contacts the bump stop.

If I did do it I would most likely use nutserts to attach it or some sort of nutplate on the inside of the trunk to keep it super clean.

I agree with you. It is pretty low to the ground on the front. A curb would definitely wipe it out if I wasnt careful.

Has anybody ever notched the front subframe then re-braced it or raised the lower bump stop to increase suspension travel when lowered?

Well it's not stock anymore.......

I'm thinking about a small adjustable aluminium spoiler. About 4 or 5 inches. Any opinions on how this looks? I'm going for the Pro Touring and Autocross look.

Check out Amazon and search spring loaded LED light bar. You can clamp it under your hood or across the roof of the interior.