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SonicStangGT

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Jul 13, 2008

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Well got the motor back in my car yesterday and got it running. Decided that I would clean it up and post some pics. Going to get it dynoed sometime time this week and leave for the beach on FRIDAY night after work.

 

306notchback

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Jul 13, 2008

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Car looks sweet love the DD bullitts!

 

TrueBlue03

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Jul 13, 2008

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clean!

nice mods list also
Let us know what she dynos at!

 

BurningRubber

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Black_02_GT

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Is it just me or are the true blue and sonic blue cars the only mustangs that look good without the grille delete?

 

68stang351

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Jul 13, 2008

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Where did you get your rear wheels from? Are your front ones stock? I've been wanting to buy just two deep dish bullitts to match my stock fronts, your's seem to match good.

The car looks good, looking at it makes me realize how badly I need to lower mine.

 

hotmustang331

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VERY nice!

And thats one good looking engine bay!

 

SonicStangGT

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Thanks everybody, I've had it since 04 when it was new and only got 34,700 on it now. The front wheels are stock and I got the DD's from American Muscle for $289 to my door. They match good but they are a different color, but you really can't tell the difference. They call them anthracite (Not sure if spelled right). I took the isolators off the front this moring to get it a little closer to the ground and it made it look so much better. I'll through up the dyno sheets once I get them. Hoping for like 250-270 on motor and 350-375 on spray.
:SNSign:

 

EPIK

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Jul 13, 2008

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Very nice ride bro...Sonic blue is my fave!!!!

 

Tim2002GT

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Jul 13, 2008

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Whore! J/K man, your car is hot!

 

Mustang5L5

That is…until I whipped out my Bissell

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Jul 13, 2008

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What size rear tires is that? It looks a little stretched on that rim?

 

SonicStangGT

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Thanks for the comments.

Mustang5L5 said:

What size rear tires is that? It looks a little stretched on that rim?

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Yeah there a liitle small, there 275's. I have MT 315's that are usally on these wheels, but I'am going to Mustang week at one of the local beachs and I wanted my DD's but a all weather tire. I had the 275's on my stock rear wheels, so I just switched them for now.

 

eliteJAE

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Jul 13, 2008

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friggin sweet

what type of valve covers are those?

 

SonicStangGT

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eliteJAE said:

friggin sweet

what type of valve covers are those?

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Thanks, they are BBK powder coated. I got them from Late Model Restoration for $249.99. I wanted something to make the engine stand out.

 

3ponyshow

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Jul 13, 2008

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You can always tell which guys REALLY love their cars. Sweet ride, man!

 

eliteJAE

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SonicStangGT said:

Thanks, they are BBK powder coated. I got them from Late Model Restoration for $249.99. I wanted something to make the engine stand out.

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and that it does

 

mazen189

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lookin good bro.

 

GREENBIOCH

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Jul 14, 2008

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So if those rear DD rims are from american Muscle, did you remove the centre pony caps from your stock rims? If you did how'd you do it? what did you use to stick it on the deep dish rims?

I have always just wanted to buy the rear rims but I would have hated to have two different looking centre caps, so I was just gonna buy all 4 rims and be done with it, but if you got it to work with just the rears, i may go that route.

Very Nice Stang by the way!

 

StangYellow

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nice car!

 

EPIK

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GREENBIOCH said:

So if those rear DD rims are from american Muscle, did you remove the centre pony caps from your stock rims? If you did how'd you do it? what did you use to stick it on the deep dish rims?

I have always just wanted to buy the rear rims but I would have hated to have two different looking centre caps, so I was just gonna buy all 4 rims and be done with it, but if you got it to work with just the rears, i may go that route.

Very Nice Stang by the way!

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The centercaps from the stock rims simply pop out & snap in the aftermarket wheels perfectly...