SHODWN
Mother Threasa
I just wanted to tell you guys that still have the V8’s that a MTX conversion kit will be available after The All Ford Nationals in Carlisle. As some know I bought Ryans Car, the one that I help him build back in 07, Im finally getting around to tearing it apart. The axle issue which was the weak spot has been corrected, and now can use a off the shelf axle. The Adapter plate that is 1” carbon steel, will be made from 6061 T6 Aluminum, and so will the flywheel spacer. The Clutch research also has been done and have a reputable clutch company making up the clutch kits. Also the other upgrade to this unit is the rod shifter, over the previously installed cable shifter.
Im making up 3 right now to test, one new one will be mine, one will be a local and one will be a shipped unit to test the ease of the install at another shop. All weekend long with the help of Bob G we have made a few jigs to replicate the parts over and over, today was the starter bracket, a very tricky piece to get true and get the spacing done correctly and all three were installed and tested on the first shot..
As far as cost goes im not sure as im making and installing parts as we go, I will have a final tally at the end of the second install. My best guess would be about the cost of a well built ATX!!!! Anyone interested in doing this may want to find a older gen 2 for parts. This will help keep your cost down if you supply some of the required parts, they can be had anywhere for cheap money.
No need for another slush box ATX rebuild! And this will also make Turbo or Supercharger installs much easier and will hold up to a good amount of power. We will be testing that next just before the convention..
Im making up 3 right now to test, one new one will be mine, one will be a local and one will be a shipped unit to test the ease of the install at another shop. All weekend long with the help of Bob G we have made a few jigs to replicate the parts over and over, today was the starter bracket, a very tricky piece to get true and get the spacing done correctly and all three were installed and tested on the first shot..
As far as cost goes im not sure as im making and installing parts as we go, I will have a final tally at the end of the second install. My best guess would be about the cost of a well built ATX!!!! Anyone interested in doing this may want to find a older gen 2 for parts. This will help keep your cost down if you supply some of the required parts, they can be had anywhere for cheap money.
No need for another slush box ATX rebuild! And this will also make Turbo or Supercharger installs much easier and will hold up to a good amount of power. We will be testing that next just before the convention..

