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1999 with 60,0262 when i dropped it off at the dealer this morning to get my hydropump replaced for my power steering

No its not slipping

My friend has an 04 stage 2 roush mustang and it is making sounds when the every once in while after he gets on the throttle hard. The only way I am able to describe this noise is as a the noise that a loose belt makes. This problem as me stumped and hope someone has any idea to help...

thanks guys for your help i just figured out a new launch method that a friend showed me to get my tires to gran quicker. im going to give that shot tonight and let you guys now if i have better luck:nice:

someone deserves a beat down after that

thanks for correcting me scort i read the wrong part of my google search :D I just talked to the previous owner about what he did to the car already. So to my knowledge there is already a bassani x pipe and underdrive pullies too

dude everyone else paid for their own carfax forms so stop trying and mooch from us :nono: :nonono:

I've been busy lately so sorry about the late post. here are the average times of all the runs I made. R/T 0.454 60' 2.549 330 6.588 ? 9.892 MPH 74.41 1000 12.714 ¼ 15.103 MPH 94.24 I live in Tucson Arizona so its a dry heat and the altitude is around 14,000 feet, I believe.

+1:nice: and good point :worthlesa

Well I just had my first run at the track with my new mustang, and had it running constant low 15's while the other mustangs were running mid 15's. My first major mod is to get a little bigger wheels and some good rubber because I had no traction at all the whole night. But what are some other...

If you do decide to use them though or decide to save for something better, I would go with a sealed box if you listen to more rock than hip hop. But the idea of doing a down firing box is not the greatest of ideas in the sense the the sound waves will not be able mature enough since the woofer...

The only way that this can be done is to install a basic aftermarket alarm that chirps when armed and disarmed (this would also be good because most alarms come with an added starter kill that ford doesn't offer). If you do have a siren that goes off when the alarm goes off then most likely you...

If wiggling the tool doesn't work out for you, what you can do is take the shifter bezel off, remove the two 8mm screws, and take off the dash bezel. Then the radio should slide out or move out enough for you to work the broken side out. :nice: