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  1. tunedin302

    WTB: BBS RK wheels - any finish

    Looking for a staggered set of 18x8.5 and 18x10 RK wheels in any finish. Please send me a PM with what you have and how much you want. Thanks!
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    Finally got my mustang back from the shop

    You should file a breach of contract claim against them in small claims court. One of these Magistrates will have jurisdiction over Martin's but you should call to find out first. Then, just go down and fill out and file a complaint. Cumberland County (09) District Court: 09-2-02...
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    All Ford Nationals in Carlisle, PA next weekend. Who's going?

    A fun time as always. The foxes looked good and were represented well. I'm going to bring a new and improved car in 2012.
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    My used to be 5.0 on the dyno

    Congrats on an awesome job! I'm in the early stages of a similar heart transplant.
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    A couple pics of the 93

    Saleens: Front 18x9 wheel w/ 255/35/18 Rear 18X10 wheels w/ 285/35/18 BBS: Front 18X8.5 w/ 245/45/18 Rear 18X10 w/ 285/35/18
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    A couple pics of the 93

    Not on my setup but it is also adjustable through the front coil-overs and rear weight jacker LCAs. Rubbing (outside of the fender) can occur on the front coilover depending on wheel/tire size. My front Saleens (9") with a front 255 tire is very close but does not rub. The front BBS (8.5) w/ 245...
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    A couple pics of the 93

    Thanks for the positive feedback everyone. I'm still trying to decide if I should just chrome the BBS wheels. I'll have to think about that one for awhile. Thanks. It rides really nice. The switch to coil-overs and control arms in the front made a really big difference. I was out driving...
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    A couple pics of the 93

    I put some BBS RK Plasmas on recently. To me, they really look all business and lack the "show" of the Saleens. They are also extremely light. I go between these and the Saleens but for right now I'm going to sport them.
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    A couple pics of the 93

    Good to see ya and congrats on the 2011. I just pulled them out, cleaned them, and then painted.
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    A couple pics of the 93

    Hey guys - thanks for the welcome back. It's been awhile since I've been on stangnet but now I'm here to stay. I became pre-occupied with restoring the Cobra and - unfortunately - the GT ended up taking a back seat for a couple years. I finished the Cobra and decided to sell it a couple months...
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    A couple pics of the 93

    Just finished putting in new suspension and rear this past weekend. Seemed like a good time to get a couple shots (ignore the reflection):
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    Hooker Roll Bar

    Hey Rick - good to hear from you. I took a little break from the GT but I have some serious work to do on it now after being at Mustang Week. Looks like the business is going well - especially that turbo cobra!!
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    Hooker Roll Bar

    Anyone know where to get the Hooker roll bar for the 87-93 hardtop - part# 18615HKR? It shows up on Dallas Mustang but they do not have it and Hooker/Holley no longer makes it. Thanks.
  14. tunedin302

    Radiator preference

    If you're looking to save some cash then just go with the FMS aluminum. I have that and a blower and my car stays very cool. I also went with an electric fan at the same time but that certainly isn't necessary
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    What is the average age on stangnet 5.0 talk?

    Same here except I got my GT in '94 ....... and I'm still trying to keep up with you :nice:
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    93 Cobra

    Congrats and welcome to the world of owning a 93 cobra. You may want to frequent svtperformance.com and 1993cobra.com for some more info and to register your car.
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    Coilovers?

    Coilover are a great improvement in handling and ride quality over the stock suspension. I love mine especially when paired with the MM PHB.
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    Pony Center Cap Removal

    Use the wheel lug wrench and wrap the end in duct tape.