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This is a discussion on My 74's T-bird within the Big Birds (Luxury Birds) [1972-1976] forums, part of the Thunderbird Model Years category; Hello everybody, At first I would like to excuse myself for my language, I’m french and I have still some ...
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My 74's T-bird
Hello everybody,
At first I would like to excuse myself for my language, I’m french and I have still some difficulties with my sentences. I’m renewing a 1974 Thunderbird. I love this car, it’s huge, simply repaired, an amazing song and some advance equipments compared at the 70’s french cars ! Also this car is so rare in France, and it’s very difficult to find some documentations. When I ordered my firsts mechanics spare parts in the USA, I ordered workshop manuals for my T-bird. Now I’m fixing it ( brake, steering, suspension, head gaskets, …). This car didn’t take the road since 1989 and have only 53000 miles ! I hope to finish the mechanics for June for participate at big meeting in France. The body isn’t perfect, but for me it’s secondary. I want a car to ride well and in a good mechanical health. Now I have two questions : - I can’t find informations about my 460 engine’s performances. I think it’s a gap between the 1970’s and 1974’s T-bird performance. I found 365 or 419 hp SAE and only 220 bhp. The T-bird is heavy but I looks the performance good for a cruising car. Would you have more and of better information than me? - With my axle code, I can see it is lockable. How to ? It’s a LSD, is it lock over a speed limit, only on the first gear, … ? I have no knowledge about this axle and his functioning. Then I hope you can understand me easyly … Have a nice day ! |
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