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  1. stykthyn

    Outnumbered By Idiots

    I'm pretty sure that guy is a genius
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    Where To Find Convertabile Interior Panels?

    Use the old ones as molds and make a new set. In glassed over a really crappy pair once and wrapped them in this fake carbon fiber. Came out ok. I'd offer pics they disappeared years ago in a computer crash.
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    Build Thread '83 T-top Coupe - Welding Holes in My Rear

    Na stroker? Unless you are going to spray or boost the snot out of it I don't see why you would need a 3-4k aftermarket block. Personally I would hunt for a roller block but if a non roller piece fell in my lap for a good price I wouldn't say no.
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    Build Thread '83 T-top Coupe - Welding Holes in My Rear

    I'll be doing jeep stuff today. Mustang is still in purgatory.
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    Build Thread '83 T-top Coupe - Welding Holes in My Rear

    Are all of doby's goodies coming over here?
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    Build Thread My 1986 T-top Build - Lasting Memories

    That truly sucks and I wouldn't put an ounce more into that car.
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    Build Thread '83 T-top Coupe - Welding Holes in My Rear

    Someof us have been waiting patiently and drinking a lot of beer waiting for this
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    Bypassing Power Steering

    If my calculations are correct we are going to see some serious :poo:. In all seriousness you can bypass it but gains will be zero. In fact you will be out 20 dollars for a new belt.
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    Friday Fun Question

    They let anyone in here
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    Popping Through Intake

    I'm just that guy. Didn't see the culprit in the above post and was just too lazy v to retract my answer. Can I has more applesauce now?
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    Popping Through Intake

    Vac leak and I'm going to go with possible bad timing for 500 Alex.
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    Friday Fun Question

    Until you poop again
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    Bought Myself Another Fox

    This forum has been Shawn free for too long.
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    Anyone Running A Optima Battery

    I've been running them for the last 10 years. Likely won't buy another since the prices have gone up. My latest one is 7 years old and is taking longer to crank over. I don't see it lasting past this year. Given by then it will be 8 years old I would say that I've gotten my money's worth.