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Yes $85 is fair.

Iv'e installed 2 sets of subframes, and will soon be doing a couple more. For piece of mind I remove the seats and lay some boards underneath the carpet and insulation. Takes like 15 minutes to do and gets the carpet off the floorpan.

FR500 on a Fox, I LOVE IT!! :banana: Anybody know what springs are on this car?

Current best 60' is 1.71, launching at redline and slipping the clutch. If I don't slip the clutch I'll sping and end up with a 1.8xx 60'. I run 26x10.5/15 ET Streets at ~10psi. 4.56 gears, rest of mods are in sig. I want to be able to dump the clutch and not spin. I know I need a lot of...

Just wanted to say these are still working. :flag: Maybe 500 miles or so.

:D Agreed. I'll let everyone know asap if they stop working.

This thread has nothing to do with SELLING mil elminators. MODs: any way we can get this post deleted? This isn't the classifieds

You and me both. If they don't then Predator here I come... :D

new thread: http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?p=4648418&posted=1#post4648418

Contents of off-the-shelf MILs Here's what you get with $50+ MILs: 1 capacitor and 1 resistor! :rlaugh:

Board in mil casing

Close up

Done:

First attempt bombed: Made myself some MIL eliminators This time I took my time and used a pcb board! Compnents are: pcb board 1/2 watt 1 mega ohm resistor 1 microfarad capacitor quick connects gutted non-working mils They've been working for over a week now. I'll be sure to...

Yeh, I trashed that attempt and made some new ones. They've been working for over a week. I'll start a new thread.

You're probably right. I used the 1/4 watt, and it could have failed. I'll look into it and let everyone know what happened. Thanks for all the replies.

Thanks highvolts, that's the first thing I'll do!

Just call me goober. :bang: Check engine light came on on the way to work this morning! Boy highvolts you called that one. :D Anyway, I'll try it again and attempt a slightly better job on the circuit. This was a quick n dirty trial. If I get it working again I'll post, and if I...

I suppose it's a matter of whatever makes you feel more comfortable. I'm happy with mine and don't think they need more protection, but since this is a do-it-yourselfer you can wrap it up however you feel necessary. :nice: The Steeda/Brother's etc are most likely the exact same circuit, but...

I'm not sure what you mean. Cover up as in hide, or as in protect?