67/68 Fury Tight fit

Jengel451

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First and foremost, it always amazes me how such a big car has absolutely no room to add components on the firewall inside or out. Factory AC really takes up all real estate.

For anyone that has a hankering for doing some engine work in these cars, going to Trick Flow 240 heads with Factory AC, you need to be aware of something. If you have an RB block, you will NOT have enough room to install valve covers unless you are prepared to do some work. I have a B block and to get the valve covers to fit you need to bend both Heater Core fittings up a bit, and even then they will only go on and off with the lines removed. Adjusting valves is going to be a HUGE PITA.

Work being done this winter: Heads, Sniper 2 already done but adding Hypertech distributor with Ignition control, CVF serpentine system. 46RH/Lockup transmission install with HGM controller and integration to Sniper system. New Torsion bars, new Leaf Springs. New 3.55 lSD out back. Gauges restored.

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How much work has it been to put the 46RH in there? The trans tunnel and subframe crossmember doesn't seem like it lends itself to trans swaps in our cars.
 
How much work has it been to put the 46RH in there? The trans tunnel and subframe crossmember doesn't seem like it lends itself to trans swaps in our cars.
I have a thread on here about it. It's actually not as hard as I thought it would be. The hardest and most daunting bit is cutting off the bellhousing for the JW bellhousing.
 
I feel your pain...I THINK I can get the r/s valve cover off but i'm not positive...so I still haven't charged the system till i'm sure the covers don't leak
 
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