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[r3dn3ck]

2013 Boss 5.0 Connecting rods. Just $388 with tax and shipping. I'm starting to wonder if factory Mach 1 pistons might not be a good option. The only power adder it'll ever see is nitrous and only maybe around 150 shot max probably closer to a 75-100hp shot. One starts to wonder about the utility of forged, even just 4032. In 3 weeks I order most of what I have left to get. Then decide about things where I have to make choices like new valves, lash adjusters, followers, cams, springs, fasteners. Then I have to deal with measuring for bearing clearances and I can finally order the bearings and get to assembly. I did manage to secure a clean room to do the assembly in which I can occupy for a few months. It had to be a clean room and with tightly atmospheric controlled conditions because I'll leave the thing in various states of partial assembly repeatedly during the process just because of logistics.

 

[Musturd]

I’ve sprayed 150 shot on hypereutectic pistons for a long time with out issues .

 

[r3dn3ck]

Yep. If the tune is good and one steers clear of progressive controllers that beat the seats out of solenoids it should never be a problem as long as a window switch is there to keep the low RPM intake grenade thing from being a problem. I wonder how mcuch I'd have to take off of the deck and the head to keep a stock HG thickness and land at 11:1 with factory mach 1 pistons...We're talking about just a few CC's. I wonder if it's possible.

 

[RAU03MACH]

 

[TTSaleen]

Not a SN95, but wanted a Foxbody to add into my car collection.
Took the wife and went out of state last weekend to pick this up.

 

[badass98svt]

Not a SN95, but wanted a Foxbody to add into my car collection.
Took the wife and went out of state last weekend to pick this up.

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It's definitely a great match. Will you be keeping it mostly stock?

 

[Mustang5L5]

Well if you are gonna get a Fox, that's one of the ones to get for sure.

 

[Musturd]

Some new tires for the season

 

[r3dn3ck]

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Damn, bro... You know I can only get so erect, right?

 

[white95]

Control arms for the SLA

 

[Musturd]

Control arms for the SLA

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Griggs racing . The true way to make one of these really handle .

 

[ElrodKTPQ_89]

New upper spring perches, thrust bearings, races and thrust cones for the coilovers on the Mustang.



Edelbrock intake for my Crown Vic



Not a purchase but picked these up from my buddy at a body shop last night.

 

[Musturd]

Nice score on the Victor jr

 

[Snorky]

Nice score on the Victor jr

... yeah... I could use one or 2 of those.

 

[r3dn3ck]

My ventilated operator supplies needed some refreshing. 2x fresh CAT tourniquets for EDC. For my backpack's med kit 2x fresh packs of Celox, 1x fresh Stop-the-Bleed kit, 1x fresh tension pneumothorax kit.

 

[lwarrior1016]

Those tourniquets are awesome. We got those on my second deployment, they are super easy to use and very effective.

Are those the quick clot bandages?

 

[Musturd]

Flex fuel sensor holder and gm flex fuel sensor on the way . Should make the drag and drive easier no more swapping tunes between tracks for pump gas

 

[RAU03MACH]

Those tourniquets are awesome. We got those on my second deployment, they are super easy to use and very effective.

Are those the quick clot bandages?

i remenber the time those were not around they used tampons to shove in a good sized wound

 

[RAU03MACH]

My ventilated operator supplies needed some refreshing. 2x fresh CAT tourniquets for EDC. For my backpack's med kit 2x fresh packs of Celox, 1x fresh Stop-the-Bleed kit, 1x fresh tension pneumothorax kit.

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nice kit

 

[r3dn3ck]

Those tourniquets are awesome. We got those on my second deployment, they are super easy to use and very effective.

Are those the quick clot bandages?

No, but I do keep a pack of celox granules and 2x bigass quick-clot bandages in my kit. They just haven't aged out from the last time I refreshed them. The big packet in the pic is just a standard large size hemorrhage control gauze. I find it easier to use than an Israeli bandage for big holes that don't involve arterial bleeds.

I've tried RAT, CAT, SOF-T, SWAT-T and TK-4 and so far I like the CAT type the best. For the untrained I would recommend the SWAT-T because it's just so hard to screw up the application and it's the almost impossible for it to cause any nerve damage.