yeah thats what I got. their headlights are kinda a pain to adjust though. I was told the OEM ford headlights are much easier to adjust properly.
but for $80 who cares lol.
If it were me I would buy a kit.
One of the stang mags recently had a big writeup on a turbo kit. It included everything they needed and doubled the power.
But a decent kit will run you around $4k
yeah the Steeda has a channel in the quad for the cable to sit in.
Id go with the steeda quad. I dont think the steeda FWA had that extra lock nut(black).
I had a hitch on mine. Came in handy when I helped the gf move.
You should have seen the guys face at Uhaul when he saw what I was towing with lol.
Car had plenty of torque for it. Didnt really notice the extra weight.
oh yeah... pics.
UPR added a 3rd position to avoid problems with Steeda's Double Hook Quadrant.
IIRC the 3rd position cant even be used.
I installed the Steeda Quadrant and FWA. Took about an hour(1st time doing this). It works great and the pedal feels alot more solid. Also makes clutch adjustments a...
yeah new headlights will make it look alot better imo.
I bought the $80 set from 50resto.com
Here are some pics of mine before and after new headlights.
Before
After
Wheels help a little too...
but I can see alot better too.
BTW that Cobra grill looks nice.
Im installing a TKO600 and im wondering if I should bolt the bellhousing up to the trans and install both at the same time or bolt the bellhousing up first then the trans...
Seems to me that bolting the bellhousing up first would be easier.
Just go to a salvage yard and pull some. I got my 96 spindles for $60 each.
Autozone sells the PBR calipers for like $50 each with a lifetime warranty.
And the 96-04 PBR's will clear a 15" Prostar with a small spacer.
I was never able to get a baseline dyno for my car.
But with pullies, O/R H and an old rusty catback my car made 220rwhp and 285rwtq on a Dynojet.
The car was running pig rich at 11:1