New Foxbody Pics

acoddo

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Picked up my first Mustang a couple months ago for $3900. Put a little over 1K into it so far, probably more to come. The rims gotta go, tracking. This is my first time working on a car more than an oil change and changing a tire, having fun and learning a bunch. Would like to do H/C/I and eventually blower.

 

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Davedacarpainter

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Very nice brother.

I'll move your thread to the fox general talk subforum. Get the guys involved that way.

 

Mustang5L5

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Nice score

 

Mstng93SSP

You have a nice rear end there Dave.

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That engine compartment looks real nice!

 

acoddo

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Davedacarpainter said:

Very nice brother.

I'll move your thread to the fox general talk subforum. Get the guys involved that way.

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Thank you! I'm going to have a lot of fun figuring out how to hide all the wires better. Just realized my smog pump is not on my belt setup, so I will be removing that this weekend (will severely clean up the passenger side!)

 

acoddo

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Mstng93SSP said:

That engine compartment looks real nice!

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Does anybody know- to the right of the master cylinder and to the left of the throttle body. what are those black cylinders/aluminum cover things for? The black cylinders are going into the wheel wells and look aftermarket, I'm just not sure what they are (shocks?) Yeah I am a noob. lol

 

General karthief

wonder how much it would cost to ship you a pair

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The aluminum things are caster/camber plates, the black things are the top of your struts, they may be aftermarket, see if the black plastic things pull off, not sure but there may be an adjuster under it or maybe just for looks, that car looks lowered so likely aftermarket stuff.
Nice score by the way.

 

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Nice car, yes those are your caster/camber plates and the black pieces are part of it. Google bbk caster/camber plates and you'll see. Some other companies use that style as well.

 

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I love the clean up job you did on the engine compartment. Just goes to show what a little elbow grease can do.

 

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Congrats!
Looks like a nice clean car.
Do some nice heads (AFRs) and a good intake and cam and you will probably make as much or more power than my Kenne Bell 1.5 set-up with plain GT40P heads and and E303 type cam.
My car makes 328rwhp/384rwtq SAE and is a lot of fun on the street.
My last 5.0 vert made around 260-265rwhp and ran 13.5@102 on a crappy 2.0 60', that car had an AOD.