Outrageous!!
What exhaust tips did you go with (they look pretty sweet - a picture from the rear after install would be cool)? Can you elaborate further on the clutch and flywheel?
Kingman
Jason Heffner pretty much took care of the exhaust. They sound great and the exhaust was worth the wait. :thumbsup
On the clutch what would you like to know? What you are looking at is a stock dual disk from ford. You send it to spec and they take care of the rest. Burnishing the clutch is a 500 mile procedure. Putting the clutch in you want to make sure your CLEAN. I cannot stress this enuff. It was no different that any other dual disk we have installed. Just used the proper alignment tool and gently screw in the pressure plate. Once it was secure and cenetered I put the 19 ftlbs on it with red loctite. Sounds easy enuff
I was concerned about clearance of the bellhousing to the transaxle but my fears where laid to rest with a measure tape and striaght edge. The clutch disks are rated at 1000 + rwhp. Chatter on this new setup is present. When the car is cold there will be some chatter. As you drive the car it goes away. But this is all part of the burnishing process. You want to make sure the sure pattern sets itself up or you will glaze the clutch disks. As an update the owner called me last night and ALOT of the chatter is gone and the 500 mile mark is almost here. :cheers Thanks for all the compliments on the work done. It means alot and I am glad I could provide this forum with pictures and some info.
JMG