Great looking build man
UPDATE:
Took this week off of work to get things rolling.
Very eventful first day off.
Got to my parents house and in the garage around 9 am, took the Bullitt for one last incredibly slow ride (2v fail) and got it on the lift. Everything went smooth as silk. I can pretty much do this in my sleep now. Took me a tad longer than usual though, I stopped and bagged and tagged EVERY single nut bolt and bracket. Took my time to get christmas trees in the wiring harness out without breaking them.
Last view of the stock 265hp SOHC 2v failure.
4v DOHC waiting patiently for it's new home.
set up a couple tables to keep everything organized
Just starting to lift the car away from the engine, trans and K member.
surprisingly enough, I didn't forget anything and the first hit everything came out perfect. Usually I forget a ground strap or something stupid lol
Boom Diggity, it's out.
Stripped the engine down to a long block and removed all the Bullitt specific intake parts and accessories and yanked it off the factory K member.
I shoved the stock K and suspension back in the turd just to get it rolling again,
mopped the floor, and shoved everything under the car and called it a night. I am beat.
No it didn't
looked like shit, doesn't flow with the car.
Roush stuff never flows.
When the chin spoiler goes on and the black SVE drift wheels go on. It will be complete.
Promise, I am good at this
A lot of people are on my ass for tearing apart a minty fresh unmolested Bullitt.
I tell you what though, I enjoy working on a clean mint car that no one has messed with.
There aren't any surprises anywhere.