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    Cats, I need some feedback / reccomendations

    That would be fine if I had an existing h or x pipe - that's the problem. Building car - old exhaust has been long gone.
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    Cats, I need some feedback / reccomendations

    Bringing this one back up.....anyone have an issue getting catted x pipes shipped - especially to NY? WTF?? Literally all sites like LMR, AM, Summit, Jegs, etc. will not ship to a NY address?
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    Crankcase Ventilation - Supercharged Application

    Thanks General, the only issue with that is that it's using un-metered air to feed into VC. I'm trying to keep the air metered which would mean i would have to grab it after maf and before TB. Trying to see if anyone has been able to work up a solution that might work - maybe with an inline...
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    Crankcase Ventilation - Supercharged Application

    TTT - looking for any responses please
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    Crankcase Ventilation - Supercharged Application

    Bringing this one back from the dead. I'm figuring out this "new" car (new to me) and supercharger (new to me as well - first one I'v had). The current setup is seeing tons of oil in the intake tract as well as popping the dipstick - so obviously seeing lots of crankcase pressure. The car came...
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    TR3550 with a T-5 bellhousing?

    So what's the cons (besides the holes) with using the T5 bell? Does the difference in the center hole cause any driveline angle issues or does it really not matter because once it's bolted up it's not moving anyway?
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    TR3550 with a T-5 bellhousing?

    Thanks Mustang5L5 - attaching a pic of a 86-93 fox T5 bell (E6ZR) - which is really the same as the E3ZR bell? I noticed it doesn't have the "locating" holes cast where you would need to drill and tap - so does this mean that they are all dimensionally the same as long as you tap and drill the...
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    TR3550 with a T-5 bellhousing?

    Ok, so I have a similar post on the corral to see if anyone knows but as I'm continuing to find out more about a 93 coupe that I purchased - a few questions have come up. As I'm underneath the car pulling the driveshaft to replace a worn u-joint, I snapped a pic of the tag on the transmission -...
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    Brakes Sn95 Parking Brake (no Need To Weld Handle)

    Just to update this post for those interested - i had this question up on the Corral as well so to come full circle, it was confirmed that this was a 93-only part and discontinued (thanks for your help Mustang5L5!). Many vendors (and Ford) are incorrectly marketing the longer bar for the 93...
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    Brakes Sn95 Parking Brake (no Need To Weld Handle)

    Ok cool - so my car is not an anomaly. :) I found a few photos of the front cable with equalizer bar for 87-93 and 94-98 but it's hard to tell from the pics if they really are different. I've seen the length of each listed as 8 inches so at that point the only difference has to be the...
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    Brakes Sn95 Parking Brake (no Need To Weld Handle)

    Well it's definitely 2 different part numbers. So ford has the 87-93 cable listed as E7ZZ-2A603-A and the 94-98 listed as F4ZZ-2A603-A but I don't have good pictures to compare both. So, there appears that some 93 cars did have the SN95 setup simply because I have the trans mounted clip on my...
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    Brakes Sn95 Parking Brake (no Need To Weld Handle)

    Was wondering if anyone else has run into this issue. I snapped the center cable that connects from parking brake handle to the equalizer bar so i fished it out and i was going to replace it with an older one from my 91. However i noticed the equalizer bar is much longer on the 91 than on the...
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    Need a CARFAX report run? Let me know!

    If you still have the energy!! When you get the time...very much appreciated!! :hail2: 1FACP41E3MF112231 email is: [email protected] Thanks 'bro!
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    Question on replacing hard brake lines in fox 'vert

    Thanks for the reply...anyone else?
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    Question on replacing hard brake lines in fox 'vert

    Going to replace all the hard brake lines on my vert so I am looking for some tips, how-tos, etc. since I got underneath and did a quick scan of what the job would take and came up with a few questions... Can the hard lines be taken out in one piece? The ones that go underneath the body...