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Old November 13th, 2007, 12:14 PM   #1
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Ford Go Fast Parts For Sale With Pictures


- PA Super Comp C4 with transbrake, SFI bellhousing, trans mount, dipstick and -6 fittings. Transmission part #PMA-PA26107 and bellhousing part #PMA-PA26577. All of this would cost $2700+ new. This set up only has 4 passes on it and zero street miles. - $2000 or reasonable offer


- Holley 1150 Ultra HP Dominator. part #HLY-0-80673 over $1200 new and this only has a handful of dyno runs and 4 passes on it. - $800


- MSD Pro Billet 351W distributor with bronze gear and locked out mechanical advance (used for 1 season) - $175



- Cam Motion custom grind solid roller cam for small block Ford 280/289 duration at .050, .753/.735 lift (only 4 passes on it) will support 700+ horsepower - $200

- AED polished aluminum adjustable throttle bracket with return spring for Holley Dominator and GM style throttle cable - $50

I will make package deals on multiple items. Reasonable offers accepted but no low ball offers please. Contact me with any questions.
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Old November 13th, 2007, 12:28 PM   #2
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Darrell, in all reality . do you think I would notice a difference between my artcarr extreme AOD w/a transbrake and your C4 ? <- Legit question.
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Old November 13th, 2007, 12:38 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by rollin in a 5oh View Post
Darrell, in all reality . do you think I would notice a difference between my artcarr extreme AOD w/a transbrake and your C4 ? <- Legit question.

Yes, but how much is debateable. The AODs eat up alot more power than a C4. However, I'd keep the AOD if you do alot of highway driving. On a street car with an AOD already in place I don't think if I'd make the swap. If I was starting from scratch and did not have a transmission yet I would go with the C4. Hope that answers your question.
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Old November 13th, 2007, 12:40 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Darrell View Post
Yes, but how much is debateable. The AODs eat up alot more power than a C4. However, I'd keep the AOD if you do alot of highway driving. On a street car with an AOD already in place I don't think if I'd make the swap. If I was starting from scratch and did not have a transmission yet I would go with the C4. Hope that answers your question.
thanks d, ill let chitown stangs kno ur pats 4sale
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Old November 13th, 2007, 12:42 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by rollin in a 5oh View Post
thanks d, ill let chitown stangs kno ur pats 4sale

Cool, thanks!
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if I had the money that C4 would be going into my car, slowly its becomng a track only car with few cruises here and there.
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The price on the shaft rockers should be $600, not $700.
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Old November 28th, 2007, 12:18 PM   #8
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That cam woud be great for a street application
 
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Originally Posted by 69fastback View Post
That cam woud be great for a street application
Sure would be as long as you don't mind replacing valve springs a couple times a year. It idled just over 900 rpm.
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you wanna seperate the bellhousing? i got a pa super comp and no bellhousing yet...
 
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Originally Posted by 1slowhatch View Post
you wanna seperate the bellhousing? i got a pa super comp and no bellhousing yet...
Sorry, I want to sell it together.
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would that distributor work on a stock 70 302?
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Old February 17th, 2008, 09:47 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by CR70fastback View Post
would that distributor work on a stock 70 302?
No, it will only work in a 351W.
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No, it will only work in a 351W.
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