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Old 11-14-2005, 10:29 PM   #5
nightmare95stang
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Default Re: powerdyne or paxton...10:1 compression..

I'm having some hood clearance issues with my supercharger (Paxton Novi-1000). Would anyone know if there is a tubular K-member and engine/trans mounts that sit the engine a little further down and back towards the firewall?

Also, I have a '90 motor and pulleys in a '95 mustang, so I know I need the '95 tubular K-member, but would the '95 engine mounts work with the '90 motor? I know they can be(?) different, but I see a lot of engine mounts advertised as 87-95.

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