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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by FAIRLANE KING, Oct 27, 2009.

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  1. FAIRLANE KING
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    Ford fairlane 1957
     

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  2. junk yard kid
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  3. cookiecrumb753
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    Dig the ride and the pic with the two tone fender on third row. Add a green stripe and it really will be Mexico Kustoms lol
     
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  5. FAIRLANE KING
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    Fairlane p. 2
     

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  6. Very nice....and it's black! That takes dedication...great job. :D
     
  7. FAIRLANE KING
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    que tal soy de jalisco mexico saludos
     
  8. yamadafacka
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    dude!!! you gotta put the wires back on it
     
  9. FAIRLANE KING
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    Fairlane p. 3
     

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  10. Albie
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    How much travel do you get in the rear. The pan-hard should be longer and horizontal to the ground at ride height or the suspension will shift to the drivers side on lift, probably binding up. There's more to it than sitting on the ground. Having said that your going to have to finish that bag-bridge, old cars are HEAVY! Its only a matter of miles 'till those mounts bend the fuck up. Looks awesome on the outside though..
     
  11. FAIRLANE KING
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    you talk about this?
     

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    no abla spanish.
     
  13. FAIRLANE KING
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    la suspencion original es de un galaxi 72, pero ami me gusta manejar mi auto con la parte trasera casi en el suelo y cuando esta en esa posicion la barra esta casi orizontal pero el tamaño se cambio tambien por la diferencia de medidas de el chasis
    the original suspencion of a galaxie 72, yes, but I like to drive to the rear of my car almost on the floor, and when this happens the pan-hard is horizontal and the size of the chssis is different on a fairlane and the galaxie.
     
  14. FAIRLANE KING
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    galaxie fairlane
     

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  15. Albie
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    I commend you on your enginuity, but those type of three links dont work too well with a height ajustable suspension. For starters, the links are much too short as is the pan-hard bar, all adding up to trouble. Pinion-angle, wheel-base, tracking, et.al, are all compromised when your asking the suspension to cycle way beyond its design parameters.
    Now, you probably dont want to redo the whole rear, but I think if you extended the pan-hard 4 -6 inches, and redid at least one mount (possibly the frame mount) so the bar was even with the ground at ride height, your car would handle better. Also, the 3rd link (top, by the pumpkin) needs to be ajustable to set the pinion angle (at ride height). This would eliminate any driveline shake you surely must get with this set up. All band-aids, but will work.
    I speak from exspirence, as your set up reminds me of one of the first pnuematic systems I did many moons ago. Nothing beats a triangulated 4 link, something you should consider in the future. But for now, get your drag on!!
     
  16. Albie
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    Hey, what ever works for you man.
     
  17. FAIRLANE KING
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    man, may be, but my car is not only a pan-hard bar and 4-6 inches not have me worried
     
  18. FAIRLANE KING
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    La chevrolet 49 de mi amigo juan
     

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  19. lgh1157
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    Dude i love the ride man !!!

    Looks killer on the ground . . . . .. you got anymore pics of the rear suspension ?

    L
     
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  21. 33Tudor
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    Bienvenido Y buena suerte!
     
  22. banditomerc
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    It needs some bellflowers and supremes,1" white walls.:eek:
     
  23. banditomerc
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    Orale!!hot rods Y customs en Mexico!!! How is the scene down there.Como esta el movimiento de hot rods y customs ayi en tu barrio?
     

  24. UMMM Thats not the best photos to be posting on the H.A.M.B.

    :eek:
     
  25. dropped53
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    Qvole de que area en Jalisco esta tu shop llo seguido voy a puente grande

    What up what part of Jalisco u from I regularly go out to puente grande
     
  26. loco 52 ragtop
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    yo compor partes para 48-54 chevys
     
  27. mcisneros
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    se ve perron tu carro. pero como maneja en las carreras que tienen en jalisco.. hay muchos posos que no?
    your car looks killer.. but how does it drive in the streets of jalisco.. there are alot of potholes!
     
  28. Damn.
    Now I have to learn a new language to read the HAMB...
     
  29. FAIRLANE KING
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    GRACIAS MAN, AQUI PUEDES VER PICS DE ANTES Y DESPUES DE LA SUSPENCION ES IGUAL A LA DE EL GALAXIE SOLO SE RECORTO LA BARRA POR LA DIFERENCIA DE MEDIDAS EN EL CHASIS

    http://www.myspace.com/THEDIABLOSCC
     

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  30. FAIRLANE KING
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    si mi auto nesesita aun mucho pero sigo en progreso trabajando en el haora esto arreglando el tablero y poniendo un continental y pondre 1958 edsel bermuda tail lights y rines de buick y muchas cosas mas
     
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