purchasing MM lca's.....

Black Stang 97

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well i received the lca's today....heres a pic...sorry its blurry...i took it with my camera phone...they got here fast....i ordered them monday at 11:30pm....and received them today at 12 noon....great guy they are....cant wait to put them on....View attachment 465892


also....my brother baught a drum of vp racing fuel 110 octane.....would it do anything if i put some into my tank???

 

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You could advance your timing more... And race in hotter weather...

Octane does not provide power it reduces the chances of detonation under heat and pressure.

 

Black Stang 97

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McTeague said:

You could advance your timing more... And race in hotter weather...

Octane does not provide power it reduces the chances of detonation under heat and pressure.

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i dont have a timing adjuster or a hand held tuner YET....wish i did...

 

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Becareful with that race fuel, it's leaded. Your car will not like it. You need VP's Streetblaz or other unleaded fuel, that's what I have coming. It's for unleaded cars. It won't destroy your O2 sensors, plugs, injectors, basically your whole fuel system.
http://www.vpracingfuels.com/vp_01_fuels.html#unleaded

 

Black Stang 97

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well i put them on on thrusday...here are a few pix i took....
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QUESTION: What's this for?? Is it for an aftermarker swaybar??

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I'd bet that is for mounting the parking brake cable bracket you've got attached to one of the sway bar mounts,..... Wish Pro3i had that,...

 

Black Stang 97

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it might be it for that......but it didnt come with extra screw so for that reason i didnt even try to put it there...i just put it on the sway bar screw....

 

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Congrats Blackstang!
They look alot better than the stock LCA's.

 

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tomustang said:

I know blackfang has them but i don't know if he's been to the track yet

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Naa, not yet. car comes back hopefully in a week and then to the track a week later.

 

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Bugman.dave said:

I'd bet that is for mounting the parking brake cable bracket you've got attached to one of the sway bar mounts,..... Wish Pro3i had that,...

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Yup. He can also use it for the parking brake if he doesnt have a sway bar though.

 

tomustang

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black cobras look the best

 

blackfang

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Yup.

 

Black Stang 97

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i couldnt agree more with both of you guys.... ....this is my second black stang 97.....lol...well for the ride....it feels a lil stiffer.....but nothing to worry about...feels more like your in control....next up are the MM full length subframe connectors and then some shocks....mine are blown now...i believe theyre the stock ones...juss havent decided on which shocks to get....

 

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My car rode alot better when I installed my LCA's.

 

Black Stang 97

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yeah, same here...feels more responsive....its well worth the money....

 

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How long was the install? I plan on getting some eventually.

 

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Stang|ess said:

How long was the install? I plan on getting some eventually.

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Depends on how frozen/no frozen all the bolts are underneath the car. If you have an impact gun, it's fairly easy.

 

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san~man said:

Depends on how frozen/no frozen all the bolts are underneath the car. If you have an impact gun, it's fairly easy.

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SN Hawaii get together at my house? I have a really hot neighbor (but she's 16) but looking never hurt right? :SNSign:

 

Black Stang 97

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didnt take too long.....i actually wasnt in a hurry so i wook the wheels off and sprayed alot of pb blaster then went to eat the nwhen i came back got to it and the screws loosned up....probably 2 hours?