Adding A Solid Roll Cage In Our '68 Mustang Fastback - Horsepower S13, E16

Mike and Joe continue the buildup of a '68 Mustang built especially for road courses. This time they address the chassis, suspension, brakes, transmission and more.
Part 1: Transforming A '68 Mustang Fastback Into A Shelby 350 R Clone
• Transforming A '68 Mus...

[@kennypool]

This was good when it originally aired decades ago.

[@GlobalWestSuspension]

Looking good 🔥

[@armandodiaz67]

Would you also do the oil tube modification to a 351W?

[@johnmejia8241]

😍😍😍😍

[@probike4527]

Are you able to do this mod on a late 94 mustang block or is this just a mod for early 302 blocks

[@bahndrvr]

Well - seeing how that block showed XXX in one of the shots and is a factory roller block - it's most definitely for the 94:) Your block should be an XXX or YYY roller block more than likely when you get in the valley you will be able to confirm. Regardless - this block they showed the mod on was roller block so was 86 or newer:)

[@kerongranger2229]

Anyone know where I can get to watch this full build?

[@a456987]

They'll upload the rest soon

[@mkidd8806]

Wonder how the shavings from drilling, cutting threads worked When the oil started its flow?

[@bmstylee]

Generally I would suggest cleaning the block block if you are working from a bare block. They've done stuff like this using heavy grease to catch the metal shavings when working on an assembled engine.

[@dragonsbreath1984]

2.54 is your conversion from inches to cm. Not 25.4!

[@RobertoandtheStinkycoochee]

oil galley not gallery

[@Smurphenstein]

Any of my US friends have a sister I can marry for citizenship so I can enter the competition to win this dream beast? 😘 Oh, and a time machine?

[@formerfarmer1718]

Flimsy Mustag “frame” from the factory. Shaking my head. Junk! Secretary’s car.........

[@AutoYoung]

You feel better?

[@MrKentaroMotoPI]

Jealous Camro owner. Small Fords had fully welded, monocoque engine bays. Camros had floppity front "clips" bolted only to the subframe. GM assembly lines were very serpentine, requiring the assemblies to be short to make the turns.

[@formerfarmer1718]

Reminds me that when Carrol Shelby was asked by Lee Iaccoa to make their Mustangs into a sports car and Shelby told him “you’d better have a lotta money”. #Secretaty’s car

[@MrKentaroMotoPI]

@@formerfarmer1718 Not much money. Some bolt on accessories were all it took to have roast Vette (over weight turds) for lunch.