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  1. bynummustang

    Chevy engine in a Stang?!?!

    I remember him. I have no problems with people doing that. Built Ford tough with Chevy stuff.
  2. bynummustang

    bynummustang's progress thread

    I meant to start this when I started the work. I will take pictures of the current state tomorrow. This is a list of the projects that will be in this thread at some point: Smoothing engine bay Building 412 or 418 Windsor stroker, 13:1 CR or so Diet (removing EVERYTHING not needed)...
  3. bynummustang

    Steering Wheel Removal

    Got it out, with the puller. It really surprised me how easily it came of with the puller. Thanks
  4. bynummustang

    325/50/15 Tire on a Fox

    It can be done. Anything can be done. I don't think it would look too good tough.
  5. bynummustang

    Steering Wheel Removal

    I tried that yesterday, but no dice. I went to a shop where I have connections, and borrowed his puller kit. Its a bit overkill.
  6. bynummustang

    Steering Wheel Removal

    Is it possible to remove the steering wheel without having the puller? I have -$25,000 in my bank (identity theft), so I can't buy or lease the tool.
  7. bynummustang

    A 5.0 or a 5.8 foundation..

    Go big now, you can always make less power, but its harder to make more.
  8. bynummustang

    waxed the stang

    Looks nice. Good job.
  9. bynummustang

    waxed the stang

    Looks nice. Good job.
  10. bynummustang

    What do YOU want for Christmas???

    Stuff that I know I'm getting: Alpinestar MX-plus boots. Sig Saue P229 night sights in 40
  11. bynummustang

    how long you need to change a thermostat?

    Depends on how much I've been drinking. Anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours.
  12. bynummustang

    Where can I get one of these?

    I was wondering the same thing.
  13. bynummustang

    Where can I get one of these?

    How imperative is it that those are not broken?
  14. bynummustang

    What do YOU want for Christmas???

    I want my leg healed up. After that, I'll take a new gun case. Then I'll take a MIG welder that runs on 120V.