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stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.
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its been a while since I posted in here. My mustang caught fire shortly after I finished the engine rebuild so its been sitting for the last 4 months. Since it was a money grubbing whore and I couldnt stand the sight of it I shoved it back in the garage and bought a jeep wrangler to tool around in. By far the most awesome slow vehicle I have ever owned, but I am getting hit by the speed bug again. This time I will be packing a fire extinguisher. My car was saved by a fat female cashier at subway who hurddled the stores counter like a track star and gave me the stores extinguisher before things got way out of hand. If I had kept one in my car I likely could have gotten away with just a good cleaning. Lesson learned.
 
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Welcome back, Styk. Long time, no see.

Sorry to hear about your car, but glad you didn't give up on it. Fires definately suck. Keep us posted!:nice:
 
Wondered where you been. Good to hear you saved it, I knew a guy whose Mustang burned to the ground with nothing salvageable. The wheels melted into puddles.

SO what are your new plans for it?
 
It sounds worse than it is. Obvious paint damage to the bay. Injector harness, drivers side injectors, distributor, and the plumbing for my autometers went up. Just came at a time when I didn't have money to spend on it and I had just spent a lot of time/money making it road worthy. I will get some pics up soon. First plans are to sttrip the paint in the bay. Smooth some of the smaller holes and repaint. Then hide/wrap some of the harness.
 
I had just replaced a bad injector. I either tore the o ring or it didn't seat in the rail correctly. It idled for about 30 minutes and then I drove it the night before. On the way to work the next day it started cutting out and I could smell the fuel. By the time I pulled over and popped the hood it went whoosh.