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Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: GA, U.S.A
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![]() Best thing to do is set aside a weekend day (devoting about 5-8 hrs, this being your first time). Take your time and do it right. It is easy to break something if you rush it. Don't ever try to yank it out if something won't give. There's a lot of braces (at least for big ones).
Yeah it kinda sucks, but you learn more about your car and it's worth the time compared to paying some shop ~$400 to do the work. “…because, no one’s really gonna be free until nerd persecution ends.” ---Revenge of the Nerds ------------------------------- '79 Mustang Coup 4" Cowl Weld wheels (15x6;15x8) Stock 5.8L C4 w/ shift kit 1.5" MAC full length headers Holley 750 CFM Edelbrock intake 2.5" Off road H-pipe 8.8" Rear end w/ 2.73:1 gears (sucks!) (awaiting installation of 3.55s) Front: 225/60/15 Rear: 255/60/15 Eagle GT II Sucky Purolator air filter that's choking my car. ![]() |
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