Blaze86Vic's 1986 Ford LTD Crown Victoria on CarDomain

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Member ID: Blaze86Vic

Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia

Vehicle Info

1986 Ford LTD Crown Victoria

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1/4 Mile15.7 sec @ 87 mph
0-607.9 sec
Top Speed130 mph
HP190
Weight3762 lbs

Major Upgrades

engine swap

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Ratings

- Currently 4/5 Stars.
Overall Rating
- Currently 3.5/5 Stars.
Overall A/V
- Currently 3.5/5 Stars.
Overall Exterior
- Currently 4/5 Stars.
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Page 2 : Updates Page
Page 3 : Exterior
Page 4 : Interior
Page 5 : Audio
Page 6 : Engine
Page 7 : Drivetrain
Page 8 : Chassis/Suspension
Page 9 : Videos!!!
Page 10 : GRAND THEFT AUTO VIC TRIBUTE
Page 11 : PhotoShop Plans That Could Be
Page 12 : Family & Friend’s Cars
Page 13 : Summary Info
Page XX : My other car, a 73 Celica track car!!

09/06/08
So I am finally getting around to posting the pics I've gotten from my few drift runs in the Vic. Thought these came out really nice.

05/13/08
I was at a drift event at Pungo air field with the Celica and the Vic and decided I'd do a couple runs in the Vic. About 2/3 of the way through is my first run in the Vic and you can hear the crowds reaction, what an adrenalin rush that was!

03/01/08
It's officially ready for towing! I have wired a Teknosha Prodigy brake controller, bolted on Curt class III hitch, purchased a Reese load distribution hitch, and got a lite car trailer! So it's all ready to roll. And the load levelers are awesome! $500lbs of tongue weight and you wouldn't even know it!

02/21/08
Finished the brake upgrade in the front. Everything went pretty smooth, scored a free set of stainless lines from my roommate, and it all feels and stops well.

01/26/08
I finished cleaning up the spindles, painted them in high temp Ford Blue, and installed the new Timken hubs. I also pressed the new ball joints into the lower A-arms, and did a quick mock up of the front suspension for some cool pics, ENJOY!

01/25/08
I got some "new" control arms for brake upgrade in the front. I still have to clean, paint, and assemble the spindles, but for now I have cleaned and restored the upper and low control arm and installed new polyurethane bushings from Energy Suspensions. The control arms are from a 95 Vic.