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    Fox Few Question Before V8 Swap

    Rads are the same between 2.3 and 5.0, but unless its fairly new it should be replaced. Don't forget, you'll need new struts, the 4-cyl ones are too narrow to bolt up to the v8 spindles. I'm saving up to do the same swap, are the 2.3 springs weaker than the 5.0 ones?
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    Post pics of how your foxbody currently sits

    Just finished the quarter patch panel on my car last week (left), picked up a parts car yesterday (right)
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    Fox Buying A Fox With Front End Damage

    I've been busy this afternoon: You can really see how bent the car is here And das frame I think I should maybe start a progress thread, I'll definitely be doing lots to the old girl this summer thanks to this car
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    Fox Buying A Fox With Front End Damage

    So I picked it up yesterday for $150, couldn't say no. Teenager bought it from the original owner and crashed it into a phone pole while drunk. Just had the timing belt replaced 10,000km ago, runs very nicely. Frame/rad support is very bent, it buckled at the one corner, and everything in front...
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    Fox Buying A Fox With Front End Damage

    I came across this beauty for a great price, I don't get to see it until Saturday, and have one sad pic to go by. I mainly wanted this for some doors and a rear window, but now I'm thinking project. What do I need to look at in terms of structure? As in what would I not be able to fix without a...
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    Cruzin'

    Just fixed mine, the loose change in the cigarette lighter plugin kept blowing the fuse.
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    Muffler Bearings Gone Bad??

    Hollow spark plug wires let the current flow even faster
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    New Here, From Saskatchewan

    I've known about these forums, but never spent any time here. I was replacing my heater core this weekend and found a thread on here, what a great forum! I've currently got a tired 1990 2.3L Mustang that I'm making safe to drive, it will eventually be a winter car if all goes well. My plans are...
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    Engine Replacing A Heater Core

    Wow thank god there aren't any razor blades in my toolbox. By the way, if you can't get to the back 2 screws on the heater box, I just pried it open with my hand, stabbed a right-angle o-ring pick in the side of the core and yanked, she came right out