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  1. rio95

    what do you guys think a used t56 is worth?

    I would offer $900 if I were you. I'm looking at getting a t56 eventually and it is worth it if you find the right tranny. If not, than its not worth the time, money,and weight (not that a tko is light either).
  2. rio95

    Finally... 11sec Club Member

    It must be nice having such good 60 times. I just went two week ago and was happy with a 1.86 60ft, which resulted in an 11.59 at 124mph. My car obviously does not run the number like yours. Good job!
  3. rio95

    Sold the stang

    You should probably just keep the bike and not get bit by the mustang bug. Bikes are way cheaper and more reliable. Oh, and better on gas. Sometimes I wish I didn't love mustangs, but i do and will probably always own one.
  4. rio95

    We made it

    I'm heading there tomorrow. Should be a good time. I'm hoping to buy some axles.
  5. rio95

    Opinions on Rebuilding Rearend on a Budget!

    Those prices are right and that is the same I'm doing, except for the mosers. I'm going superior of strange.
  6. rio95

    Cooling fan options

    First, what is your e-mail? I'll send you the radiator PN. Second, don't not waste money on an electric water pump and fan when you still have a ton of crap to buy. Thrid, keep in mind your clutch sucks and you probably wouldn't be able to get your car dyno tuned because of it...
  7. rio95

    For those who have done the FOX tb conversion?

    See the washers. How much is this guy charging? I could do it if a few people want them. I need to make one anyways, so if I'm going to model it up and program the machine to do it, I might as well make more than one.
  8. rio95

    For those who have done the FOX tb conversion?

    I spaced out my throttle bracket which would collide with the rail.
  9. rio95

    For those who have done the FOX tb conversion?

    I have a 3/8" with washers, but have thought about making one thats about 5/8" or so for clearance. If all else fails, I could make a bunch of them if people are interested.
  10. rio95

    Any videos/pics of Turbocharged 94-95s

    What does the coil bracket have to do with the turbo set-up? Do you call this bracket rusty? Also, how about stainless or painted pipe with no heat wrap??
  11. rio95

    How do Nitto 315's compare to normal 315's?

    It sounds like you would have no trouble getting over 10,000 from them. Although, why would you not do a burn out at the track? If you don't, they won't hook at all. I was doing a good amount of burnouts and spun thru at least second gear everytime I drove it. They lasted me about 4...
  12. rio95

    What color are H&R Super Sports?

    Oh. I didn't know they were on your car. Still, not that big of a deal.
  13. rio95

    What color are H&R Super Sports?

    why don't you just call them and give them the part number.?
  14. rio95

    What color are H&R Super Sports?

    blue. race are red.
  15. rio95

    How do Nitto 315's compare to normal 315's?

    They are bigger than 275. They don't run that small. They are probably about a 300mm. Don't beat on them too much though. I only got about 5500 miles off my last set.
  16. rio95

    What tires?

    what rims?
  17. rio95

    Any videos/pics of Turbocharged 94-95s

    I'm very confused. What makes you think turbo make an engine bay look dirty. Do you call a polished turbo with polished stainless tig welded piping dirty?
  18. rio95

    Turbo video of my car

    Yeah, I wouldn't daily drive my car. Not that I really couldn't, but I just wouldn't like it. You just have to drive it enough to appreciate it everytime you drive.
  19. rio95

    Turbo video of my car

    Yep. best $30 I ever spent.
  20. rio95

    Turbo video of my car

    Yeah tires get expensive. My last 315 nittos lasted about 5500 miles. Im in the need for some right now. I was going to get et streets for my 17's, but thought that it would not be very financially responsible, since they would probably last 2-3k miles on my car. I drive it like it should...
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