Fox Trick Flow Top End Kit

Mstng93SSP

You have a nice rear end there Dave.

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I just finished installing the Trick Flow top end kit on a friends car, a 1993 fox LX hatch. His oil pan drain plug threads were messed up as well, so I also needed to change the oil pan. I decided the easiest way was to pull the engine. Had the engine out and on the engine stand in about 3 hours. From there it was really easy to work on and I am glad I didn't decide to try to work on the engine in the car. My back my have never forgiven me. After stripping off the old heads, cleaning the head surface and pistons, it was time to assemble!









And ready to reinstall



Back in the car





Thing runs like a beast!

 

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Mstng93SSP

You have a nice rear end there Dave.

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First start so it was trying to figure out the idle a little bit, but it smoothed out after a little driving.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVOwY9X3duE

 

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RaggedGT

Been here over a DECADE and still no CT

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Sweet

 

darkfader

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Nice! Is this the track heat kit?

 

Mustang5L5

That is…until I whipped out my Bissell

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Damn. I need to install mine

 

BlakeusMaximus

Still got to try a little lube on my speedo head

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Looks like that'll be fun!!

 

Reddevil91

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Mstng93SSP said:

I just finished installing the Trick Flow top end kit on a friends car, a 1993 fox LX hatch. His oil pan drain plug threads were messed up as well, so I also needed to change the oil pan. I decided the easiest way was to pull the engine. Had the engine out and on the engine stand in about 3 hours. From there it was really easy to work on and I am glad I didn't decide to try to work on the engine in the car. My back my have never forgiven me. After stripping off the old heads, cleaning the head surface and pistons, it was time to assemble!









And ready to reinstall



Back in the car





Thing runs like a beast!

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On those valve covers did they have baffles on the inside? Mine did not, I have the tall covers on mine and had to drill the hole for the oil filler.

 

Mstng93SSP

You have a nice rear end there Dave.

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No baffles, had to make the hole for the filler kit.

 

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marxpreston11

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did u tune this at all? im having troubles with mine and its killing me

 

Mstng93SSP

You have a nice rear end there Dave.

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No. Installed and go. No issues. What is happening with yours?

 

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marxpreston11

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• Jul 16, 2019

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Mstng93SSP said:

No. Installed and go. No issues. What is happening with yours?

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good lord i have no clue. installed mine and runs like poop!! it will only start with distib full retard... i have an all new fuel system too. no clue what it could be...

 

fredfifty

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nice work braddah!