who wants to swap for IRS?

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54life

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Sep 13, 2004

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I have a 99 mustang cobra with 50,000 miles on it with the factory IRS suspension and maximum motorsports subframe bushings in it. I am currently at fort rucker alabama and am in the military so we can use the on post lift and all the tools your heart could desire....let me know if you are interested

 

FallenPhoenix

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I would be interested but I'm all the way on the other side of Texas good luck though

 

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54life

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well that sucks

 

99greenstang

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Man, I would say the same thing, but I'm in chicago, so I think that takes me off the list, but I want a cobra IRS SOOOO bad!

 

DBMSTNG

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just so ya know, you'll need to swap cat backs as well.

 

streetstang03

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the dark side of the moon/home of the 1999, 2003,

Sep 13, 2004

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how about coming to Texas to make the swap

 

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SRMobile

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Why do you want to lose the IRS ??? Isint that an advantage over the solid axel ?

Why not just swap with your wifes car ?

 

UVBNHAD

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I'm in Hoover, AL. If it would work with the same Cat-back that I have now I'd do it.

 

FallenPhoenix

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streetstang03 said:

how about coming to Texas to make the swap

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I saw him first

UVBNHAD, the solid axle requires a GT/Mach1 cat-back and the IRS requires the cobra cat-back. On the solid axle cars the pipes go over the axle, in the cobras they go under.

 

99greenstang

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SRMobile said:

Why do you want to lose the IRS ??? Isint that an advantage over the solid axel ?

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Depends what you want to do. If you want a straight-line performer, then the solid axel is the way to go. If you want to do the twisties then the IRS has leaps and bounds advantages.

 

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5literstang

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i;m looking to swap my IRS out too, just everyone who wants one is so far away...

 

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nycls400

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how far is florida from alabama, im in the tampa area.
give me a buzz 518-368-1758