Fox Bookmarks

[Noobz347]

I had an idea to automate the idea initially but I think it will work better organically.

This is where [you] post your best Fox Bookmarks from Stangnet.

A few months ago I posted a thread trying to get an idea of how many folks used the feature. If you're not familiar with it,

The bookmark is the to the left of the post number.

You can access your bookmarks by clicking on your [screen name] and clicking on the same ribbon in your profile.


Anywho...

However you store your Stangnet bookmarks, post your best ones here!


On a side note: I am also looking for a Fox post that has an image of a [pile of parts] a member swapped out to put a used Mustang back to reliable DD service. If anybody knows what thread I'm talking about, please post that one here.


Thanks!

 

[Noobz347]

First Bookmark:


I saved this one for info on aftermarket Speed Density ECUs. From my mark to the end of the thread:

Post in thread 'Speed Density options'

Dec 18, 2019

DIYauto sells a complete plug into the factory wiring harness Megasquirt for under $1000. It might sound like a lot of money, but finding people who can even tune MAF OBD1 is getting hard. Atlanta has a population of 5.5 million now, and there's like one guy left who does it. The Megasquirt is going to be a lot easier to get tuned.

Kurt

• revhead347

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Brakes Thread 'Complete Disassembly/Reassembly Of Rear Calipers (w/ Integrated Parking Brake)...'

Apr 9, 2011

Well I have yet to find a single post on any Mustang forum about taking these puppies apart so I figured I would take some pics and post up. And there is probably a reason for this... they're going to be a bitch to get back together and secondly you can buy new ones for a reasonable price.

BUT my reasoning was that I was going to have the fronts powder coated and I would really like the rears to match. It wasn't going to cost me any more to have the rears PC as well so I figured if worst comes to worst and I can't get them back together then I'll just buy some new replacements...

• CarCrazyRDM
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• Forum: 1994 - 1995 Specific Tech

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[gkomo]

Great idea because I read so many threads I lose track of what information is important to me.