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Those are some pretty good numbers! I need a set of stock heads for a 4.6L If your selling your PI's let me know Russ? Thanks, Jim

I've swapped a 88' turbocoupe engine into my 83' mustang coupe. Now comes wiring it. I have the complete car for parts. What should I use from the parts car? Is there any easy way to wire this engine up. Should I use part of the turbo coupe wiring? Any help or links would be apreciated...

I don't think you would gain squat for fuel economy... As for carbon fibre, thats another part for weight saving only...If you read in the above link from that shop selling custom shafts, the guy says that carbon fibre driveshafts are pressed together with glue. Glue? Thats what I was...

I'm still not convinced about the aluminum driveshaft. I'm thinking they are mass produced and probably not much stronger than the stock one. Just lighter.... So how long will my stock driveshaft hold out? :shrug: Stroker engine making 300-400hp plus a 100-200 shot of nos? Hmmmmmm...

So whats the big deal with an aluminum driveshaft? Weight saving is the obvious reason. But are they stronger? I presume they use the same u-joint as a stock driveshaft? So other than a lighter driveshaft, what am I gaining by spending $300 on one? Also which brand to go with? Has anyone...

I'm hoping for good numbers....:D Oh by the way Kevin. My father-in-law is just loving your old 2000 stang!:nice:

I bought the tubular setup for weight savings and because of clearance issues. I am going to drive it on the street but I'm mainly building it for 1/4 mile drag racing. I'm running a nos powered large stroked 351 windsor. Bennett racing built 2.08/1.6 Aluminum heads with 2" primary kooks long...

Its been a long pause in progress with the stang. The 83' has been sitting on jackstands for just too long with no front suspension. I finally ordered the last and final pieces of my front end. I ordered a D&D coil over kit with Qa1 -175lb and 150lb springs. I installed the 175's for now...

Kooks 302 Headers on Ebay....These are some kick a$$ headers for a 302. They are like $800 brand new. These have some serious flow.... Ebay..Item number # 260047445380

There will be a couple more events to support coming up soon.. Hope we get a great weekend!:D

Come on guys? Its a fundraiser, hope to see you all there! check out the details on our website......... www.racecir.ca

Hope to see all of you guys out there this weekend for some fun drag racing! The event is located at Cupar ,Sk 45 minutes from Regina. C.I.R has recently purchased a location for the 1/4mile race facility to be built. The location is 1/2mile south of Cupar. Take your first right when...

I'll be there, but my car won't be ready..

It's all Q-A1 components. All out of performance plus in Saskatoon..

Installed some 3" Moroso race studs so I could mount my new draglites. I'm all done the stud swap, get the drivers side done then around to the passenger rear wheel and 3 fu$&#@# studs snap off inside my new lug nuts. What a bunch of B.S! You pay good money for these so called "racing parts" and...

Gave my stang a front end weight reduction and I was impressed at the weight savings. I installed my napa battery in the rear of the hatch, I installed a flaming river steering linkage for my super comp headers to clear, a tubular front k-member and tubular a-arms, along with a coilover...

Answered my own questions on www.holley.com I guess a holley blue doesn't really need a return line. A carbed street/strip motor requires 6-8 psi... Any more and the needles won't seal and flooding will occur. The pump needs to be mounted low and near the tank. The regulator needs to be as...

a windsor! Going to go with the AFR's...

I have a carbed sbf in my stang. I'm installing a electric Holley blue pump. The original mechanical pump uses a large feed line to the pump and then a smaller return line back to the tank. Do I install the pump in the large feed line and just cap off the return line? Does a electric pump...

Yes those are canadian prices. I am running JE's forged inverted domes so clearance shouldn't be a issue. :D