Good advice. You just know they hate it that they can't get around you :D
I can't remember the last time somebody messed with me like that, but if it was me I would ignore it. I have a story: Somebody was following me on my way home from work around 1 am. I could tell that they were following...
****in A. Don't need to worry about pep since it's more than a GT, but if you really want more, throw on a $4,000 supercharger kit and it'll fly. Plus, it'll handle pretty good. Perfect weekend toy, imo.
:D Gotta love the po-po. I'm leaning towards just 35% because I'd like it to be pretty dark, but don't want to get hassled by police (I live in the suburbs) and I do a lot of driving at night.
Good info. Might want to specify that it's a hell of a lot easier to use air tools to get the new lug on- using an open end wrench sucks and takes forever :D
Sonic blue is such an awesome color. Nice looking car, man.
What percent tint is that, btw? I'm thinking of getting my black GT tinted, but not sure of the percentage; altough Illinois just passed a law stating up to 35% for front windows on 2 door vehicles.
I believe the cover that says 'Mustang' in cursive is just stuck on with velcro. You should be able to take it off by hand pretty easily. I'd be willing to bet that it's not too difficult to figure out/remove after that.
Buying the same parts over because you broke them is not fun. Buying other parts that you broke in the process just adds insult to injury.
Peace of mind is worth ~$200.
Most likely he did know that, but all the same, why is it bs regarding the rear shock tower brace?
Also, regarding Ford's Trans Am race car, are the tires in front the same size, or are they small as hell like what most drag racers run?
Besides being noisy, they could wear prematurely if they aren't installed/shimmed correctly. Definitely a job for professionals. Call around different shops in your area, besides DM to price it.
As far as a chip, only thing you can do is look around the PCM or under the dash. I'm not really...
Thanks amigo. After looking through that site for a bit, I guess I just need to get a clay bar and lubricant, and then an orbital polisher. I don't feel like spending a few hundred on one though. I'll just look and see what Wal-Mart has :D
There's a write up on sn95forums I believe. It's really not too hard to do; it's about the same as putting in white face gauges. I've done it before, and I'd rather put in white face gauges because I like the look better. Send me a PM if you'd like detailed instructions.
I'm going to be...
Steam cleaner works the best without taking the chance of shorting out electrical stuff. If you do decide to clean your engine bay, wrap anything important up in Ziploc bags, then plastic bags to make sure no water touches them. Another tip is to make sure to do clean it when it's hot- the dirt...