Had I known somebody was recording me, I would have showboated a little more!
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Had I known somebody was recording me, I would have showboated a little more!
That video is fake. If it were real all of those people would be dead from out of control Mustangs running them over. 
There were some people there that I'm pretty sure never attempted a burnout in their life before that night. A few had me backing up behind parked cars (barriers) a little.That video is fake. If it were real all of those people would be dead from out of control Mustangs running them over.
" No showboating needed" car spoke for itself!
It got a little sketchy there . When your in 4th gear and the wheel speed is like 120 . It was time to stop like 2 gears ago . Lmao
Edit - this was not what I did but it was the norm there as far as everyone else
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Done that.. Boost hits. Tires get sticky and start to hook. Not pretty. Fortunately no crowds were harmed in the making of that dumbassery.
Yeah explain that to these guys in the crowd . I always do a second gear blip roast the tires for about 150 feet and right back on the clutch and coast . There was one dude in a white termi swapped Convertable that went through 4 gears . I was like wtfDone that.. Boost hits. Tires get sticky and start to hook. Not pretty. Fortunately no crowds were harmed in the making of that dumbassery.
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mikestang63
SN Certified Technician
check out you tube- there are tons of videos of asshats doing monster burnouts on crowded streets
Well get your fuel tank back in and have a buddy hit record on his phone... None of us would complain seeing your car in action!
Hey Scott, I saw your car with a small write up on Mustang 360.
Sounds like things are heading your way brother, congratulations.
Sounds like things are heading your way brother, congratulations.
So what's the plan for your old BBRC tank?
I loved the one I had in my SN95.
Edit: reading is hard. I see it is for sale
I loved the one I had in my SN95.
Edit: reading is hard. I see it is for sale
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Hey Scott, so while Im waiting on Aeromotive to tell me why my 340 melted, Ive decided to pull my stock lines and go with larger.
Im already dropping the tank to install a venting solution.
Were the lines easy to fish through the rail?
Im torn between braided steel ptfe or braided steel w/ rubber, just 93 pump gas...why did you go ptfe
Where did they come out up front?
Any insights??
EDIT: just saw a page ago about your return line, Aeromotive suggested I get a 94/95 hanger and extend the return tube to the bottom of the tank and that will solve my aeration issue, Ive found an already made product too so will decide shortly...
This fuel thing can be aggravating... rrrr
Hope your plan solves your issue!!!
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PTFE do it once . The rubber starts to let the fumes through writhin 8 months of having the lines in
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stangboy
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Like others have said, definitely go PTFE. I also recommend coiling your vent line once or twice and make it at leaat a few feet long. That will prevent any fuel vapor smells.
I'll have the car back on the lift this weekend, so I'll snap some pictures of where the lines enter and exit the rail.
My fuel heating issue has still not been solved yet, even after the new tank with the pump inside. The fuel is definitely picking up heat from the engine. The return fitting on the tank is actually hot to the touch. I'm in the process of rerouting the return side and I'm also putting a fuel cooler on the return.
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Thanks, Ive actually been in contact with techAFX, good guys. I think Im going with their black wrapped braided PTFE. Pics would be awesome!
I also have found a great solution to venting, will post up on my venting thread once I get the details figured out.
I also have found a great solution to venting, will post up on my venting thread once I get the details figured out.
So I did a thing last week, and this is on it's way to me. Should have it Monday.
I technically bought it for my wife's new business so I can TIG weld some artistic pieces for her to rent/sell, but let's be honest, I just really wanted a TIG welder. It's a win-win for us though. She gets a nice business deduction, and I get a new toy.
Time to get some scrap aluminum and steel and have some fun. It's a good thing winter is around the corner, because I'll be back to spending most of my free time in the garage.
I technically bought it for my wife's new business so I can TIG weld some artistic pieces for her to rent/sell, but let's be honest, I just really wanted a TIG welder. It's a win-win for us though. She gets a nice business deduction, and I get a new toy.
Time to get some scrap aluminum and steel and have some fun. It's a good thing winter is around the corner, because I'll be back to spending most of my free time in the garage.
