It has been awhile back but one of the magazines (5.0 or Fast Fords) did a tech install on a company who made a kit to get rid of the rods in the trunk to lift up the lid.
Does anybody know of what issue that was in, or a link to the companies website?
Thanks in advance:nice:
Thanks for bringing this thread back. So I guess it is a true SAAC part....?I wonder if they only made the ones for the car....or if they made replacement ones? A good piece to hang onto anyways.....
Will the OEM Ford center cap with the running horse fit in the Pony R rims?
If so, does the color match very well? Was looking at the silver wheels.
Thanks.....
I am NOT looking to sell this item, just would like to know some more details behind it.
I received in a trade a GT-40 tubular intake cover/plate with the word "Shelby" on the front of it.
It has part number on back of: SAAC 9E434 MKI
Had never seen one before, and was wondering the...
Will valve cover gaskets seal up against the valve cover if there is powder-coat on the valve cover? Or does it need to be bare metal?
Any harm in powder coating the whole valve cover? Inside and out?
I guess my concern is the oil would eventually eat the powder-coat and it would all...
New parts can be bad from the get go.....been there, done that.
It is anti-freeze correct?
I have always had a hard time getting the thermostat housing to seal. You could check around that area to see if you see anything.
You can tell by looking at the face usually. If it is a short sweep, it is probably electric. If it is full sweep then it is probably mechanical.
The only problem with the above reasoning is if you have a very expensive full sweep electrical gauge.
I have a mechanical gauge and tapped...
Don't get me wrong, there are still plenty out there for sale, and I think they are well worth the price. You can usually find a couple on ebay at any time. Just search for GT-40 intake.:nice: