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  1. burnout289

    Coast High, Roush, or Ford Cobra Engine??

    HertzClone, that is one of the cleanest, nicest-looking engine bays I've seen. wow. a fresh coat of paint and some wire management can do wonders. :nice:
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    I think this will buff right out

    that would be the new environmentally safe organic photosynthesis injection. not as much power but uses absolutely NO fuel!! downside: it can't move.
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    Anyone with shaved door handles or gas cap

    mdjay:: I have seen those pics befor but only just noticed: it looks like you have custom billet taillight bezels. I'm not crazy about the inside line, but otherwise, they look great. gas cap deleters:: have any of you relocated the fuel filler/gas cap to the quarter panel like more modern...
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    The SN65 project car

    man, I am just amazed every time you post new pics. I love seeing people do these kinds of projects where it really gets thought through to every little detail. I have been wanting to take some welding classes and cars like these make me itch to get started! :flag: as for your...
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    steel bradied brake lines....

    hey gp, no worries. it's just hard to tell how heated a person is online. for myself, I'm glad to be corrected when needed. and I do trust people on here a tad bit more than people on Honda-Tech.com. Stang_1973, could it be possible that the booster is going out [if you have one]? I...
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    The SN65 project car

    ok, I had to ask because this is bugging me. in the pic of your car head-on, I am seeing what seems to be a cowl brace or something like that. the square tube piece that arcs over the firewall area. well, what is making my eyes itch is that it is not symmetrical! I have no idea if it is an...
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    steel bradied brake lines....

    aaaaaaaaaaah! gp, I'm not trying to argue with you. I am not saying I am right and you are wrong. I just wanted to bring up something that is at least a concern on SOME cars, and I even admitted to not knowing if it would happen on OUR cars. enough people with hondas attest to this that I...
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    steel bradied brake lines....

    well you admit that SS lines will not expand like rubber hoses. so if the rubber would expand, where does that force come from? and when that expansion is taken away, where does that force come out? the next weakest point in the system. if the firwall isn't very sturdy, it will give. say...
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    TIRE RECOMMENDATION

    Yokohama AVS ES100. I love these tires on my Integra and will not hesitate to put them on my mustang when the time comes. or if you don't get a lot of heavy rain, the old Falken Azenis tires are pretty damn sticky ... huge tread blocks. they wear quicker, though. I'm going to have to agree...
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    steel bradied brake lines....

    no kiddin? wow, I guess it really isn't a concern then. heh. next time I go visit my 'stang, I'll have to have someone mash on the brakes so I can see in person. but I think reenmachine is right and our cars are more sturdy.
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    Show your beaters, let's see them.

    my goodness. that would certainly be a beater.
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    steel bradied brake lines....

    I hate posting when I don't know from experience, but I wanted to share... I have been doing a lot of research on SS brake lines and everyone says the pedal feel is much more firm and solid. Earl's, Goodridge and Russel are some names that seem to get a lot of praise. Summit Racing has kits...
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    Show your beaters, let's see them.

    hahaha, yeah. and I live fairly close to work, so I only fill up like twice per year. :p even though some people would call me a heathen for owning this car, I have learned a lot about suspension as well as other performance parts because of it. cuz let's face it, you need to do a lot to...
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    Show your beaters, let's see them.

    my lawn-mower. :D
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    The SN65 project car

    WOW. and this is costing LESS than a build-up. do you work at this shop? great idea, can't wait to see it finished!
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    power steering...yes or no?

    power steering is for girlie-men. :D I got a kit that removes all the guts of the control valve, plugs it, and blocks it off for aruond $60. that was like 2+ years ago and I forget where I got it, but it was cake to install, and to remove all the p/s crap. the more pricey kits have a piece...
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    Well, it's pretty much official now......

    damn. I haven't been around here in a long time, and this is not the kind of thing I want to see when I poke my head in. I'm really sorry to hear about your car, Pak. I wish you all the best!!
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    Converting to manual steering ?'s HELP!!!

    comes with parts that get stuffed inside the control valve. but yeah, if you want to sell the unit, you'll want a kit that removes everything. but if you are going that route, wouldn't it be cheaper to get a manual centerlink & pitman arm that the $150 adapter?
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    Converting to manual steering ?'s HELP!!!

    http://www.americanpony.com/store/store.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=SF&Product_Code=MagAd15-1 this is what i got. you don't have to take the valve off, just gut it and plug it. half the price, too. :banana: edit: i love the banana.
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    Converting to manual steering ?'s HELP!!!

    i got a kit from i think Canadian Mustang a few years ago. rip all the crap out and the kit caps off the valve. i would like to get rid of the parts, too.
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