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90'5.0 Conv · 05-03-2002, 02:57 PM

I imagine you could do it if you found a set in really good condition but I would say you would be better off getting new ones. The less of a chance of you having to get in the rearend for a while and trust me its a headache. I say go with Ford Racing gears if you decide to go with the new ones. I payed 180.00 for mine from summit racing. I've heard there the best way to go.

Good luck, James

05-03-2002, 02:57 PM	#2
90'5.0 Conv Long time member in and out Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Albany, Ga Posts: 343	I imagine you could do it if you found a set in really good condition but I would say you would be better off getting new ones. The less of a chance of you having to get in the rearend for a while and trust me its a headache. I say go with Ford Racing gears if you decide to go with the new ones. I payed 180.00 for mine from summit racing. I've heard there the best way to go. Good luck, James __________________ 90' Mustang GT Convertible- C4 w/ manual body 4.10's soon to be 3.27's 2 Ch Flowmasters 1/8th ET 9.04