If you have the vert you should have the lower x-brace underneath the engine. If you dont you should at least have subframe connectors. Im pretty sure verts do not come with strut tower brace from factory. I added one since I removed the x-brace underneath the engine. That x-brace is great for...
If there ready to bolt on, yea sure. Headers for them are common questions here, so search. I spent to much on mine and after springs, locks, headers, valve job, etc, I kick myself for not spending a little more on aluminum.
Unless it covers the original bolt holes you had either find yourself a deck lid that never had a spoiler on it, or prepare for the body work. I saw a 95 the other day without a spoiler on the deck lid. Do not know how many are out there.
You need to check the grounds up on the upper radiator support by the battery. Chattering CCRM can be a ground for the system as the EEC-IV send the fuel pump turn on to that module. The are known to cause issues just like the one your describing. Mine did it years ago. I pulled the screws out...
Condensation can only occur if warm up / cool down cycles are short. I have always seen the worst thing for an engine is to start it up and only run it for short burts at a time. An engine that only goes a few miles up the road and back to the store a few times a month is in worse shape than one...
Never saw this hood before. Can not say I really much care for it. Looks like a toilet bowl ready to fill up with water and flush it down into the engine compartment.
I purchased a replacement boot on Ebay from Seller "nedj2000'. I had an automatic plastic bezel that I used since it was in much better condition than the stick shift one that came on the car. I took the boot and used fast setting epoxy to attach it to the plastic. Clean the plastic with...
This and that? Getting the freon in the system is fine, but the circuit still has to go through the CCRM. Naming off a component that COULD be an issue after it is charged, is hardly a reason to tell people we should not go naming possible things as culprits. Its not like were confusing him or...
Noticed a lot of folks have asked this question at one time or another on MSD Ignition modules having the tach output. It is official as of today that you DO NOT have to use an MSD Tach Adapter with a factory Mustang gauge. I used a tach adapter thinking I needed it and my tach bounced all over...
Headlight switches are no more than copper contacts rubbing into one another carrying the circuit load. Their just manual relays in a sense. They have the same issues, carbon buildup on contact wipers with excessive load currents. What I would do is instead of switching on whatever your powering...
If your going to pull the transmission for the throwout bearing then you should replace the clutch disc, pressure plate, and I would take the flywheel in for a resurface job also. If you buy a clutch kit make sure the throwout bearing is of good quality before you use it. I ordered a basic...
Anytime anyone wants to deal with a broken tap or a HSS drill bit, a great tool I have found is a spring loaded center punch with sharpest point you can find. You can easily break High Speed Steel Drill bits or Tungsten taps into pieces with one of these. The force on the tip in that one...