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Right? I saw some old posts my an MM employee who said they've heard good things about the LMR tailpipes clearing. I was torn on what to do and finally gave up and bought a kit to make my life easier... hopefully.

I know you didn't ask me, but let me tell you what kept me from going the LMR tailpipe route. A few friends that I know said that it didn't follow the oem routing. The LMR rep I spoke with last week couldn't confirm it one way or the other. I suspect it's a quality control issue since others...

That was my concern, which delayed making a purchase for weeks. In the end I decided I want a full kit rather than piece it all together. the KB Panhard bar I have is a first generation that further complicated what routing was needed. The Magnaflow will be delivered today so I can't back...

I was going to buy this kit, but based on how they route near the fuel tank I was concerned it wouldn't clear my panhard bar. I haven't seen the kit in person, just in pictures and videos. I ended up getting the 2.5" Magnaflow Catback to try out instead of the LMR tailpipes and building a kit...

Ha! Most of us know that all too well. I want to avoid a situation where I am spending $$$ only to have to go to a local shop and chop/weld. If I need to do that I may as well have them build it from scratch.

What did you have to do? Are you saying that the Flowmaster tail pipes did not clear properly until you did something at the muffler?

Thanks for confirming about the 2.5”. I was able to confirm their 3” tailpipes do not follow the oem routing.

My fox has a original Kenny Brown panhard bar that, based on my research, allows the oem tailpipes to clear. I don’t have an exhaust on the car currently and don’t want to put 2.25” oem tailpipes on it. I’m looking to confirm which tailpipes follow the oem routing? I’d prefer buying a...

Thank you again. It’s good to hear a first hand review. Ordering the cans now :)

That is really good information. I read some of the reviews over there and it does seem to be pretty spot on. Is the paint that you tried the $24 aerosol paint or the larger package that they offer? I only really need to paint that console so don’t want to go over kill on quantity of paint

What is the closest spray paint to match the 93 Opal interior to use on the center console? I've tried the NPD custom blended SEM Opal spray paint and it didn't come out well (see enclosed pictures). I found a fairly recent thread on here...

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That was my understanding as well, but the bad match by Automotive Touch-up (which generally isn't the case) led me to believe there was more to the story perhaps with what Ford did under the hood. I'll give a local company a shot to see if they can get it closer.

Have you specifically done this with the engine bay on a fox? I’ve certainly went this route for the exterior paint with clear coat.

I’ve done this for the exterior of the car where I can remove a gas lid. The is nothing in the engine bay for me to remove and take into the store as a reference.

Has anyone found a good solution to match paint of our engine bays? Working to clean up a low mileage vibrant red 93. It's got some scratches and bare spots to touch-up. I purchased a two part paint system (base + clear) from Automotive Touch-up (they are known for being one of the best)...

I agree that a powerwasher is an option, which I do plan to use since there is a lot of grime everywhere. I've never had to use one on my cars since they've never been in this condition.

I purchased a Dupray Neat based on great reviews and it's less than $3K

It's funny that you mentioned that. Mine certainly has a thin layer of oil/grime from never being cleaned in 30yrs. However, it is rust free and I'm confident it will look nearly new when done. I will want to keep it that way for another 30+yrs.

Incredible pictures. Great job. I definitely don't want my 93 that nice.. lol. I've got three other garage queens that only see fair weather and are that clean. The 93 needs to be close, but not so good that I won't drive it in the rain :)