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  1. stangbanger94

    Vortech Price Drop

    I just bought my kit last month for my 94!!!! s-trim h.o. kit with the "loud" gears 2387.00 shipped to my door from www.superchargers4less.com and right now, Vortech is giving a 100.00 rebate. I should see that in a couple of weeks. So 2287.00 for a complete s-trim kit aint bad :nice:
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    Atco

    Fri,went to Atco,NJ ran a [email protected] N/A and I haven't even installed the new s-trim, or my TFS street heat high port heads yet. I can't wait to see what she does then. It was my first time out at the track with the setup in my sig., and I'm sure she is capable of a 12.5 or lower once I get...
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    PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!

    LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! dejavu?
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    Trick Flow Engine Kit - Rough Idle & Bucking

    You need to get a tuner........ :nice:
  5. stangbanger94

    VENT : I can't stand this shop sometimes

    no, that is where he should have had his car worked on!! :nice:
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    VENT : I can't stand this shop sometimes

    Valley Performance, Belleville NJ 1-973-751-7505 ask for Alfredo :nice:
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    Best nitrous kit on a budget ...

    The ZEX nitrous kit is probably the cheapest that I've seen, and it's easy to install, along with being very user friendly. :nice:
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    ClickClick...Is my starter dead?

    You can push it and pop the clutch, but in either case of a bad starter, or a bad battery, the car will usually start. If you can, get under the car and tap the starter with a hammer. If she starts, then you definitely need to replace the starter. It doesn't always work, but it can be a sure...
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    OT: Rice or not

    rice!!!!!!!!
  10. stangbanger94

    ODB 1 or 2 ???

    Joe, If you have the connector under your dash, and it's odd shaped. It's OBD2. It will kinda look how an Atari joystick used to connect into the game panel, if your old enough to remember. If so, than you have the mid year 95, w/ OBD2
  11. stangbanger94

    ODB 1 or 2 ???

    He Isn't talking about a 96 first off, and secondly, his 95 aint the same as yours, so his probably was built with the OBD2 "NEW"standards for the spilt year. The U.S. Government changed emissions laws at that time, thus spliting the years in which some vehicles had OBD2, and some didn't.
  12. stangbanger94

    ODB 1 or 2 ???

    OBD2 connectors are under the dash panel
  13. stangbanger94

    ODB 1 or 2 ???

    That makes it an OBD2, like I said in a previous thread. If it weren't under your dash, It'd be under your hood, thus making that an EEC connector
  14. stangbanger94

    Going to the track tonight... Need advise

    Sorry, It was a split year.......
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    Going to the track tonight... Need advise

    Only OBD 2 connects under the dash, all EEC connectors before than are under the hood. OBD 2 didn't start til 1995 on all American vehicles.
  16. stangbanger94

    THE FUNNY AND THE WEIRD THINGS WE DO THAT LET US KNOW YOU LOVE YOUR CAR...

    Every time I go near the garage door, I can just smell the rubber from the M/T slicks. It makes me giggle, and then I open the door,and I am greeted by the sight of my stang which I adore so much, and spend x-amount of dollars on constantly, just so she can stay ahead of the...
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    Weld Wheels?

    I grinded my calipers last night. I took off the 3/4" spacers, and reinstalled the 7/16" spacers......BAM!!!!!!! Now I'm happy. Good to go, with the longer studs, and weld open end lug nuts too!!!!!! :flag: Thank god for the SN search option, to help me out with it.
  18. stangbanger94

    AFM's PMS vs Tweecer RT??

    I have the older style AFM PMS in my car, and let me tell you. It is the easiest thing to use, and it helped my idle greatly. I played around with it a little, and now I've mastered all its settings. I'm actually gunna be upgrading to the newer version soon. It helped my little issues out alot...
  19. stangbanger94

    Need your help with my valve spring / head damage

    I'm having my Trick Flow heads built right now, and the machinist made me order spring cups, to avoid exactly what has happened to yours. Without cups, the spring digs down into the aluminum. The spring cup also acts as a shim in the process though, to help with spring height during inital assembly.
  20. stangbanger94

    Weld Wheels?

    I'm running 3/4" spacers on the front with my 15x3.5's, but I'm not crazy about em. I installed longer studs, but I think I'm going to do a little grinding, so I can install thinner 7/16" spacers. I only used the thicker spacers so I wouldn't have to grind the caliper side bars, but oh well...
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