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Here is a link that may help... "http://www.obdii.com/drivecycleford.html"

When I ordered a four post lift I asked the manufacturer to make it wider between the posts. They were happy to do so.

Same Month I change them in the same month, then it doesn't make any difference the order. Kind of the same idea as changing smoke detector batteries.

Does anybody have a source for the connector to the FPDM? Original supplier? Is it the same as another vehicle such as a F150? Thanks!

I work with the guys nephew. He was laughing at it too and sent us all a link. He said the video had gotten lots of hits.

I'll try to make it too since I don't know anybody here. Dave

Work continues stuffing the GT motor in a Pantera:

Hi Nathan, The car is at Panteras By Wilkinson in Paramount California. There is also a Group 4 style Pantera there with the GT motor and the Ricardo. Both cars have yet to fire the motors. I'm going there next Saturday.

Count me in!

Got to admire the engineering at least. http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2726800

100LL is Low Lead not No Lead so I wouldn't run it with a catalytic convertor or in a state that still does the swab test for emissions to test for the presence of lead in the filler neck if any state still does that.

http://autos.canada.com/news/story.html?id=1444479

I know DeMopuar and it is a legit question.

Found the following where the guy adapted corvette brakes to a GT. http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/american-muscle/164133-ford-gt-supercar-build-procharger-f2.html

Yes, Panteras by Wilkinson is doing both my car and the one talked about in the link above. I chose the ZF over the Ricardo for the same reason as your friend. A plus is the gear ratios available and the support network for ZF parts and work. I chose Wilkinson for the work based on his...

Here is the link but you will have to join the forum in order to view the pictures. http://pantera.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/6450045562/m/8490050745/p/1

The GT motor in my car will have the ZF-2 transaxle with the 4.22 ratio in it. The decklid may have a small crown placed in it. Another Pantera with both the GT motor and and a Ricardo transaxle is also being done and is in front of my car as far as priority to get finished goes. My...

Test fitment of GT motor in Pantera. The transaxle is a empty shell used for fitment measurements.

I got asked a few times if the air cleaner on my Pantera was a record player!

Hi, What Bony says is essential when buying a Pantera. It is usually advisable to buy the best one you can and not one that you intend to fix up. Unless you are skilled the cost to replace rusted body panels is darn expensive. A great source of knowledge on Panteras is available on the...