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    Brakes The Ultimate 4-lug/5-lug Brake Conversion/upgrade Thread

    I do remember reading that back in the day. Still have it somewhere.
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    Brakes The Ultimate 4-lug/5-lug Brake Conversion/upgrade Thread

    How is the control arm relocation achieved? Offset bushings?
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    Brakes The Ultimate 4-lug/5-lug Brake Conversion/upgrade Thread

    Looks like a nice setup. With my current Borbet Type A wheels (that started life as a BMW wheel), I am a little reluctant to use the SN-95 spindle because it will stick the wheel out further more (from a looks perspective it seems to be at the limit already). Which calipers and rotors did you run?
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    Brakes The Ultimate 4-lug/5-lug Brake Conversion/upgrade Thread

    I am staying 4 lug, so my choices are limited!
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    Brakes The Ultimate 4-lug/5-lug Brake Conversion/upgrade Thread

    If I just go with the 73mm calipers and leave the wheel cylinders alone, could I still use the OEM master cylinder?
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    Brakes The Ultimate 4-lug/5-lug Brake Conversion/upgrade Thread

    Yes, thank you, I did see that on rock auto as well. I'll try to grab a pair locally, but still would like to be 100% sure about this. I am doing this for the possibility, if I upgrade to the SVO front calipers on my '91 GT.
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    Brakes The Ultimate 4-lug/5-lug Brake Conversion/upgrade Thread

    I have purchased the WC34876 and WCA37862 in hopes that maybe I am getting it right, but I don't think I am. The old thread on the Corral calls out for WAGNER WC 34876, but it doesn't seem those are 15/16"....maybe it was a typo and the upgrade is supposed to be a 13/16" wheel cylinder?
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    Brakes The Ultimate 4-lug/5-lug Brake Conversion/upgrade Thread

    I am trying to figure out the correct part number when upgrading to the "big bore" 15/16" wheel cylinders on a stock fox body. What I have so far is Wagner part number WC 34876, but everything online is suggesting that these are 13/16" in size. Can anyone please confirm or recommend the...
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    SVO AC Components

    What is the latest "recipe" when it comes to retrofitting late model AC components such as the compressor, hoses, accumulator, condenser, etc on these cars? Is it really limited to '91-'93 2.3li Mustangs? Will the Sanden 508 or 709 compressors work correctly with the 91-93 bracket or Merkur...
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    For Sale 4 lug Disc brake conversion

    still available?
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    Engine Foxbody Mustang A/C Compressor Reseal - Nippon-Denso 6P148A

    So I do hear a hiss when removing the cap on the high side :) I have found a valve core removal tool for the high side except its only available in kit form ($$$). https://www.mastercool.com/product/58490/
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    Engine Foxbody Mustang A/C Compressor Reseal - Nippon-Denso 6P148A

    My caps are about 12 years old and I can only assume they are ok. Is it usually a good practice just to replace them?
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    Engine Foxbody Mustang A/C Compressor Reseal - Nippon-Denso 6P148A

    Perfect...Thanks! Any recommendations on which caps to get? Does brand really matter here?
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    Engine Foxbody Mustang A/C Compressor Reseal - Nippon-Denso 6P148A

    From what I have found, the (R12) part number for the Motorcraft valve core (high side) =YF879 Anyone happen to know the # for the Low Side?
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    SOLD Suspension Techniques Sway Bar Set

    Full Suspension Techniques/Bell Tech sway bar kit for a fox body. Never been used, missing end links. Rear sway bar was incorrectly welded on one side where it meets that square plate, so it's a touch off where it will not mount flush with the lower control arm on one side. Good for someone...
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    Engine Foxbody Mustang A/C Compressor Reseal - Nippon-Denso 6P148A

    They are close but not an exact match from what I can tell from the pics.
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    Engine Foxbody Mustang A/C Compressor Reseal - Nippon-Denso 6P148A

    Yes, those compressors are for newer models. I did find a new "Ranshu" branded 6P148A, but unsure of it's quality.
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    Engine Foxbody Mustang A/C Compressor Reseal - Nippon-Denso 6P148A

    From what I understand, that part number seems to be the original one. If you have one, I would be interested. I keep running into numbers like YC35 and YC153, but the latter seems to be for a Sanden style compressor. I also come across Denso style compressors but with the incorrect mounting...
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    Engine Foxbody Mustang A/C Compressor Reseal - Nippon-Denso 6P148A

    Anyone have the Motorcraft part numbers for both new and re-manufactured units for the 6P148A?