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01-23-2001, 11:26 PM | #1 |
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One thing leads to another
I orginaly had plans to put rear disk brakes on my stang, then I got a set of Eibach Pro springs (realy cheap) then I had to buy Caster Cambre plates, that lead to me now needing shocks, so I figure when put the disks on I have to remove the axles, fine, but to weld the caliper mounts on to the axles, I have to remove the whole axle housing. since I am going pull the whole axle housing out I may as well get it powder coated. To get it powder coated I will have to remove the pumpkin, since I am going to remove the pumpkin to powder coat the axle housing I may as well switch out the old 2:73 and put new 3:27s in.....
I hate how it is all leads into one an other on another note these are my planned mods to my stang tell me what you think: Base: stock 88 GT (free mods) planned mods: - rear disk brakes (off a t.coupe)(have) - Eibach pro springs (have) - caster camber plate (have) - perfomance shocks (undecided) - 3:27 rear gears (need + install kit) - powder coat axle housing (need to do) - 17 x 9 cobra "R"s (have) - 245/45/17, 245/40/17 or 235/45/17 tires (undecided) - sterring limiters (need) Thankx for any replies ------------------ 88 Stang GT Cobra Every option but leather 10 speaker 440 watt system Blue/Grey with grey interior K&N air filter, black outs, & no air |
01-24-2001, 09:10 AM | #2 |
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I would suggest a higher gear ratio, 3.55"s or 3.73's if you have a 5-speed and 3.73's or 4.10's if you have an AOD.
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01-24-2001, 11:29 AM | #3 |
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I know what ya mean Blocker. I think thats why my '66 is still sitting in the yard. I'm making progress though. I put a battery on it and baught some tie rod ends since it has none on it. Kinda hard to drive it that way!
How 'bout adding some nitrous to that list! ------------------ 1995 Mustang V6,automaatic 1966 Mustang The long term project 1988 Mustang coupe The fast one |
01-24-2001, 09:44 PM | #4 |
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After inspecting how to mount the rear disks it turns out I will not have to remove the rear axle housing, I guess I can save money on the gears for now and afford the tires for my new cobra Rs
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