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  1. kiddiccarus

    08 Bullitt Power Driver Seat Issues

    1995 Vert, Seat Died about 3 years ago. Went to the Pull-A-Part and got a manual rack from the pass side and installed it. Happy Ever Since. I know it does not help your situation though.
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    1993 LX from Florida

    Grab some starter fluid and at idle, spray it where you hear that air. if it revs up then you are right on the leak. fix, wash, rinse, repeat.
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    new to this site

    Welcome ITS A VERT! :nonono: Looks good, How do you like that bar behind the seats? I am thinking of adding one.
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    3.73 vs 4.10

    Since I am the ONLY one around this place that would rather work with the V6 over V8. I can chime in saying that the V6 94-04 comes with 2.73:1 and I swap that 7.5 rear out with the 8.8 3.27:1 that you all usually toss out at a very cheap price. It is a very noticeable difference behind a T5 and...
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    Identifying wheel

    I am sure he drives a truck with a dash cam in Waco Texas :D
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    Identifying wheel

    A very good example of how this community works my friends.....
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    Identifying wheel

    Yeah that is a Factory Ford SVT not an aftermarket with a center placed into it. If these are on the fox in your avatar then we will have to dig a little deeper. If they are on a badged SVT then it is more simple to know what model year they originally came on and then it can be E-Bay...
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    Identifying wheel

    Just another example. This is the back of an American Racing Estralla wheel I am selling at the shop
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    Hello

    Welcome man from my future. (Time Zone joke)
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    Identifying wheel

    Take one of the other wheels off the car. On the reverse side is a bunch of numbers that will give you the exact information to look for. Looks something like this:
  11. kiddiccarus

    Hello

    Welcome to the forums..... Here is where you will find the most useful tech for your model year https://stangnet.com/mustang-forums/forums/1965-1973-classic-mustangs-general-talk.83/ Anywhere else is strictly off limits. :D We can't have you looking at things that are updated and function...
  12. kiddiccarus

    My brake light pigtail is different than everyones

    "I am pulling you over because your tail light is wagging, I think I am going to have to inspect your pigtail to ensure it is not defective or altered equipment. I am kind of an Expert on this sort of thing."
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    3.73 vs 4.10

    I am putting these into both my 95 and the 01
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    3.73 vs 4.10

    Use this if you are replacing the bearing. RP-5707 it is called the "Axel Saver" bearing. It is at least twice as thick as the one you will remove and it re located the bearing to the outside of the housing. In this the reasoning is when the bearing goes bad under the OEM parts the shaft will...
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    3.73 vs 4.10

    I will chime in on the 5 speed swap portion. get on your local Pull A Part website and register for text messages. I am on the list locally and when something new hits the yard I take a drive up and see what there is to offer. Now in my area you MUST be ready to turn the wrench if you find...
  16. kiddiccarus

    2006 silent stalker

    LOL Damn it is really called that.
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    Hello from Alberta

    Welcome, Love to see some creativity. That is a lot of engine to stuff inside of a Ranger. That Spaghetti though WOW, My OCD would have me in there with some loom and electrical tape. By Any Chance are you near Claresholm?
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    1993 LX from Florida

    Like Everything Else........ ETHER!!!!
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    My brake light pigtail is different than everyones

    In My Humble Peckerwood Shop Managers Opinion...... The good thing here is that you do not really need the 5 wire pig tail if the car is not running the police lights in it. I am sure that if you compare them side by side you will only need the 3 wires to use the brakes for every day driving...