Narrowed Beam on the 66
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Narrowed Beam on the 66
How much of a narrowed beam can I go on my 66 before needing to modify the inner wheelhouse? Rareair installed a 3 3/4" narrowed beam on his 66 vert, and that's exactly the look i am wanting on my hard top. Did you need to modify the wheelhouse? I appreciate any input!
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Freeway Flyer
Whats the general consensus on the freeway flyer? I am installing a Bernie Bergman 2010cc in my project 66 and want a taller 4th gear for some highway driving. With a little over 200hp I am thinking about the Pro Street Freeway Flyer. Anybody using the freeway flyer? Comments? Suggestions? 1st, 2nd, and 3rd keep standard ratio but 4th is a little taller for lower RPMs at freeway speeds.
Re: Narrowed Beam on the 66
There was no modifications needed at all to fit a 3-3/4" narrowed beam. Shock towers just barely squeezed in, but it all fit. Don't think a 3-13/16" would fit, it's that tight.DC-Dubs wrote:How much of a narrowed beam can I go on my 66 before needing to modify the inner wheelhouse? Rareair installed a 3 3/4" narrowed beam on his 66 vert, and that's exactly the look i am wanting on my hard top. Did you need to modify the wheelhouse? I appreciate any input!
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Thank you Rareair!
Awesome! Thanks for the input. I got you loud and clear on the 3-3/4" max narrow! Also thanks for the suggestion on the final gear swap out. I am eager to try that. You sure have a sweet collection of Vdubs. Thanks for the great progress pictures on the front rust repair!
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