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Ohio Ken
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Classic Roadsters II
07-17-2015, 06:21 AM
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Ingnition Switch
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Ohio Ken
Nothing like asking a stupid question and getting...
Nothing like asking a stupid question and getting a logical answer lol.
Thanks DV
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Classic Roadsters II
07-16-2015, 04:28 AM
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Ingnition Switch
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Ohio Ken
Thank you. I found replacement switch for $11.00...
Thank you. I found replacement switch for $11.00 and while at it might as well replace key cylinder and lock mech. All for less than$100.00
Flaming River is around $550.00. Is there an advantage...
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Classic Roadsters II
07-15-2015, 07:01 PM
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Ingnition Switch
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Ohio Ken
Ingnition Switch
Hi guys, my CR uses the GM Steering column.... I have read in the threads that these were from Chevey Chevettes?
At issue is the starter ingnition switch that is midway down the column, this is...
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ALL COBRA TALK
06-27-2015, 07:35 AM
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Educating Cobra Buyers?
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Ohio Ken
Mother I would not agree completely with your...
Mother
I would not agree completely with your statement that "nobody sells a dream unless they are tired of the problems that pop up"
I am a car nut and have the incurable disease of always...
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ALL COBRA TALK
06-24-2015, 06:21 PM
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Educating Cobra Buyers?
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Ohio Ken
This could be a bit tricky... There are owners in...
This could be a bit tricky... There are owners in several different classes from an an original Cobras, to a continuation, to super performance, era, fact 5, lone star, classic roadsters, etc. ...
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Classic Roadsters II
06-21-2015, 08:04 AM
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Tonneau for CR Cobra
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Ohio Ken
I would be interested in the complete soft top...
I would be interested in the complete soft top and side curtain assy. Would you email me what you consider a reasonable price? Email: kmalysa@zoominternet.net
Thanks
Ken
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Classic Roadsters II
06-20-2015, 09:20 AM
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Buying a CRII...Quests...
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Ohio Ken
I have a '92 CR with approx 9000 miles. The...
I have a '92 CR with approx 9000 miles.
The steering with manual feels very responsive, I am running the Flaming River mustang II manual rack.
The brakes were 8" Mustang II disks manual, I...
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Classic Roadsters II
05-30-2015, 05:19 AM
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gas tank straps
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Ohio Ken
Oh my...I feel like an idiot replying to a 7 year...
Oh my...I feel like an idiot replying to a 7 year old post lol... I need to check dates more closely! Then again, the info is always helpful regardless.
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Classic Roadsters II
05-25-2015, 12:21 PM
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gas tank straps
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Ohio Ken
I just put 12.2 gallons in my '92. Guessing 13-14...
I just put 12.2 gallons in my '92. Guessing 13-14 gallons?
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Classic Roadsters II
04-13-2015, 07:21 PM
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Just realized that there is allot of open space behind the pedals
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Ohio Ken
I did not realize I can upload pics to the...
I did not realize I can upload pics to the gallery without a hyperlink, I will have the try it. Got your email and sent you the picture you wanted
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Classic Roadsters II
04-13-2015, 06:03 AM
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Just realized that there is allot of open space behind the pedals
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Ohio Ken
You are right the brake pedal sits about 6"...
You are right the brake pedal sits about 6" higher than the gas pedal, and 3" higher than the clutch pedal. I don't have any trouble working the pedals with my size 11 feet. I don't think heel toe...
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BackDraft Racing ---
04-12-2015, 03:17 PM
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Suggestion for indoor cover
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Ohio Ken
I actually am using a Porsche cover on my Cobra, ...
I actually am using a Porsche cover on my Cobra, and it fits great! You should try the fit and buy a second one like it if it fits. My cover was given to me by a friend that sold his car.
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Classic Roadsters II
04-11-2015, 10:20 AM
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Just realized that there is allot of open space behind the pedals
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Ohio Ken
I replaced my throttle cable this winter, before...
I replaced my throttle cable this winter, before cutting the cable to size it is important to hold pedal to floor. Try adjusting your ferrel at the Carburator or linkage. If not enough adjustment, I...
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Ignition
03-17-2015, 05:31 AM
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Question about stabbing a distributor
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Posted By
Ohio Ken
To clarify it it does not Take until 3000 rpm to...
To clarify it it does not Take until 3000 rpm to reach 34*. It simply does not exceed 34*. As you rev it up it gradually advances . I did not pay particular attention to when it reaches 34*, but I...
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Ignition
03-16-2015, 04:59 PM
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Question about stabbing a distributor
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Ohio Ken
Yes pointer and balancer show 0 when I put a rod...
Yes pointer and balancer show 0 when I put a rod in spark plug #1 with piston at highest point.
Everything looks right as I have now verified the following.
Dropped dist right on 10*btdc...
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Ignition
03-16-2015, 04:59 AM
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Question about stabbing a distributor
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Posted By
Ohio Ken
Old dog Your explanation makes sense. I will...
Old dog
Your explanation makes sense. I will look into a vacuum advance dist for my next set of upgrades. Meanwhile, it looks like I am dialed in pretty good. I bought this used and only had the...
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Ignition
03-15-2015, 07:13 PM
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Question about stabbing a distributor
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Ohio Ken
[QUOTE=Dwight;1342518]I always find top dead...
[QUOTE=Dwight;1342518]I always find top dead center on number one cylinder and move the timing marker to "O" on the damper.
If someone installed the timing marker, do you know that it is...
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Ignition
03-15-2015, 06:56 PM
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Question about stabbing a distributor
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Ohio Ken
The only other possibility would be that the...
The only other possibility would be that the weights on the mechanical advance, are advancing it to 20 degrees when engine is running with timing light. I am doing this at 850 rpm. On a vacuum...
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Ignition
03-15-2015, 06:41 PM
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Question about stabbing a distributor
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Posted By
Ohio Ken
That is my point! TDC it does not point to #1...
That is my point! TDC it does not point to #1 because it was installed at 10 degrees btdc pointing at number one.
That's what led me to believe that 20 degrees on the light is 10 degrees with the...
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Ignition
03-15-2015, 03:52 PM
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Question about stabbing a distributor
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Posted By
Ohio Ken
Well I guess that blows my theory for being at 20...
Well I guess that blows my theory for being at 20 degrees
Using an older Sun timing light dial less
Bought car used so I do not know cam, but it does not sound real Lopey
Dist is Mallory Unlite...
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Ignition
03-15-2015, 01:54 PM
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Question about stabbing a distributor
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Posted By
Ohio Ken
So that would amount to stabbing the distributor...
So that would amount to stabbing the distributor with the harmonic balancer lined up with 10, would amount to 20 degrees using the light? If so that makes reasonable sense to me.
I know that it is...
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Ignition
03-15-2015, 01:50 PM
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Question about stabbing a distributor
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Posted By
Ohio Ken
To clarify, I inserted the distributor with the...
To clarify, I inserted the distributor with the harmonic balancer set at 10 degrees btdc, while distributor rotor was lined up with #1 plug wire. Then under timing light it shows 20 degrees btdc on...
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Ignition
03-15-2015, 10:38 AM
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Question about stabbing a distributor
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3,312
Posted By
Ohio Ken
Question about stabbing a distributor
Hello
I would like your input on this subject
1st let's say you had a totally stock 351w (mine is not but for sake of a baseline)
It would call for base idle timing of 10 degrees btdc.
I have...
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Classic Roadsters II
01-04-2015, 08:06 AM
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5
Original CR rear drum question
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1,090
Posted By
Ohio Ken
Before anybody responded, I took a chance and...
Before anybody responded, I took a chance and ordered 9"X11.75" drums and shoes for a 1992 Ford Ranger. This is a perfect fit.
It has been kind of fun figuring out what parts were used on the CR....
Forum:
Classic Roadsters II
12-25-2014, 12:48 PM
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5
Original CR rear drum question
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1,090
Posted By
Ohio Ken
Original CR rear drum question
Deep into winter here in NE Ohio. I completed the front conversion to 11" Wilwoods with new MC, Proportioning valve and 7" booster. Cannot drive it until spring and wish to test drive with rear drum...
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