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From: Charles - 12 Mar 2008, 03:48
My brother is a Ford Mustang fan. He has a Bullit (not sure what year) his son has a 94 or 95 5.0 and he has a second one, the last year of the notchback, I think. I can find out details if needed. I am a SAAB fan and an opportunity came up recently to buy some SAAB flags. I thought buying a couple of Ford Mustang flags would be an ideal gift for my brother...
2 Posts. Last post send by: Charles - Wednesday 12 Mar
From: gt500428 - 11 Mar 2008, 13:23
Lady driven 01 Mustang GT Convertible Premium Interior a/t loaded 49K miles Red w/ black top and interior. Excellent condition $12,900 OBO Larry 812-246-8023
1 Posts. Last post send by: gt500428 - Tuesday 11 Mar
From: Joe - 11 Mar 2008, 02:13
120 mile, 10 minute charge: http :// eco-thinker,com /electric-cars-are-here-120-mile-10-minute-recharge-electric-car-battery-successfully-tested-by-aerovironment/ Lithium Ion Batteries hold charge 10 times longer: http :// news.zdnet,com /2100-9584_22-6226196.html --- Any bets on when the 800hp all-electric Mustang makes its appearance?
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From: one80out@hotmail,com - 11 Mar 2008, 01:22
The '09 Dodge Challenger is out in the mags (C&D, R&T, etc.) in "Preview" type stories. This thing is huge -- wider than the Dodge Charger, whose platform is its jumping off point. I got to wondering how it compares to that old battleship of a ponycar, the '71-'73 Mustang. Here's what I found: '09 Challenger vs. '71-'73 Mustang: Length: 197.8 vs....
3 Posts. Last post send by: one80out@hotmail,com - Tuesday 11 Mar
From: goodnigh - 11 Mar 2008, 01:15
My 351C 4V has a "square" block and the head is stamped "4 dot". What is the difference between the "4" stamp and "4 dot"? Also the "D" block vs. "square" block. mike
3 Posts. Last post send by: goodnigh - Tuesday 11 Mar
From: L.BaBaLa - 11 Mar 2008, 00:52
Built it Right and they will Come!! 2008 Chevrolet Corvette Pros: Performance, fuel is good as long as you drive like an old lady. Tech. Is very good, great handling Cons: Brake dust is Horrible on the 2007 Maybe 08 will have better pads, noisy shifter, Nav confussing, Noisy clutch, hope they have resolved the transmission cooler in the 08's gray interior...
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From: Marcus Spudich - 10 Mar 2008, 19:16
I need a new clutch for my 1993 Mustang GT,current horsepower is 320 RWH.The current clutch on the car is a King Cobra with Kevlar.Trans is a stock T-5.Car is a daily driver/street car...My mechanic suggests a McCleod clutch....My future plans include adding a Track Heat kit/heads intake,cam which should up the HP closer to 500...Anyways,any suggestions...
3 Posts. Last post send by: Marcus Spudich - Monday 10 Mar
From: Gemini - 10 Mar 2008, 02:39
Thanks in advance for any advice on this one. Year ago I picked up a 96 GT (4.6L) so I would have something to tinker with. Heres the situation: When I got the car it ran fine with the only problem a code being set for the canister purge solenoid. Drove the car approx 1000 miles with no problems. Now when I got it, the inner fender on the drivers...
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From: The Weasel - 09 Mar 2008, 22:21
I have an 88 Mustang, 2.3L, 5 speed. Came home the other night, I ran fine. The next morning, the starter would not work. Changed the starter, still doesn't work. Tried to chain tow it, and it not run. Are the circuits for the ignition and the starter tied together? Bad relay? Bad fusible link? Any suggestions?
4 Posts. Last post send by: The Weasel - Sunday 09 Mar
From: TopFlight2011@gmail,com - 09 Mar 2008, 20:35
I have a 66 200 ci, 3 sp manual that idles fine and revs a little rough. When i put it in gear it dies out like its starving for gas. Can anyone help me out? Thank you.
3 Posts. Last post send by: TopFlight2011@gmail,com - Sunday 09 Mar
From: DonTraboulsee - 09 Mar 2008, 19:21
I have a V6 and the belt tensioner no longer works. I see there is a star nut that holds it in place. Is there anything I should know before I remove this. Is it under some pressure or tension still. Is it safe to just remove it or not. I would like to avoid any injury or become an example of what not to do. Thanks for any pointers. -- Message posted...
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From: Backyard Mechanic - 09 Mar 2008, 12:03
dropped 15 to 20 inches generally along I-71. Naturally some idiot takes a Mustang out in it.... From Monday Columbus Dispatch: "Montell "Money" Whitfield, 23, of the East Side, was in Canton at 1:30 a.m. yesterday when he decided to hit the road to be with his girlfriend. After three hours of slip-sliding down I-71, his 2000 Cadillac started fishtailing...
2 Posts. Last post send by: Backyard Mechanic - Sunday 09 Mar
From: faust_151@hotmail,com - 09 Mar 2008, 04:49
I was looking at an autotrader the other day, there was a totalled 05 GT. All front end. hood, bumper, headlights, grill, gone. Probly frame damage too. $6900. Ok that seems like a mechanics deal. Then a couple pages after, theres an 05 GT in perfect condition $10k. So what the hecks the point? it would take more to buy and fix the wreck than to buy the...
2 Posts. Last post send by: faust_151@hotmail,com - Sunday 09 Mar
From: NoOption5L@aol,com - 09 Mar 2008, 01:48
I'm having issues with trying to lock my driver's side door. I now have to turn the key and push down of the button at the same time to get the door to lock. The power door lock actuator is jacked, right? (I hate electric powered option crap.) How tough is it to replace these? I'm also thinking about changing out the power window motors while I have...
9 Posts. Last post send by: NoOption5L@aol,com - Sunday 09 Mar
From: Mike Coel - 08 Mar 2008, 05:54
I have a 93 5.0 with 8# KB blower, tuned, runs great. I was wondering about putting in gears, it has stock gears now. Questions are what gear ratio is stock, and what gear ratio is good for the extra torque, and is still usable at 80 MPH highway speeds? I don't want to go too tall as it would be high in the RPM at high speed. And is it worth the...
5 Posts. Last post send by: Mike Coel - Saturday 08 Mar
