haha nice!
98 cammed 3.8 build
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SN90FiveOh
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Picked up some wheels over the weekend. Also have 2.25" lowering spring to put on it.
Kinda cold this morning. But im so far south that this is all the "snow" we have to deal with down here.
I'll post some more pictures once the wheels are on the car
Kinda cold this morning. But im so far south that this is all the "snow" we have to deal with down here.
I'll post some more pictures once the wheels are on the car
SN90FiveOh
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old vs. new. Love the difference.
Going to finish putting on the fuel rail later today and do some more of the wiring. Can't wait to get the lowering springs on it.
Going to finish putting on the fuel rail later today and do some more of the wiring. Can't wait to get the lowering springs on it.
much better now
SN90FiveOh
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Yes it deffinately is. It would make such a nice car if the body was straight
. But ill get another one soon. 
98snakehorse
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Nice lookin wheels, I've ran those on my 95 they were staggerd though.
SN90FiveOh
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mine are staggered too. They are 17s in the front and 18s in the rear. The guy i bought them from just has really tall tires in the front but they are brand new so i left them on there.
98snakehorse
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Just noticed that i guess i meant staggard as in 17x9 & 17x10.5
SN90FiveOh
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Just noticed that i guess i meant staggard as in 17x9 & 17x10.5
ohh ok gotcha. i love the way that lip on your rear tires looks. mine are all 9 inches wide.
DavidBoren
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No plans for boost? I don't know what those words mean. You should always plan for boost.
He doesn't plan to keep the car though. The body isn't anywhere near straight lol
SN90FiveOh
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^^correct. My windows poor when it rains because the body of this car doesnt line up at all. Maybe boost on the next one. Maybe ill find those two missing cylinders also XD
brendancunningham
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why would you get new wheels and springs if you plan on selling it?
SN90FiveOh
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I can always keep my wheels for my next one and it's hard to sell a leaky wrecked mustang but a leaky wrecked LOWERED mustang would sell like hot cakes. Haha. It's very sad but true.
SN90FiveOh
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That's the mindset of people around new Orleans though. if it can be called a mindset.
SN90FiveOh
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Just got through painting the windstar intake and putting my spark plugs in. Upper intake gasket should be in tomorow so hopefully i can get it on and start running my vacuum lines and get my throttle body put on to mock up the throttle cable. Getting close
DavidBoren
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Pics?
SN90FiveOh
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From a few days ago.
add belt, radiator, fan, ect.
I have to cut the iacv and block it off on the windstar intake to clear my stock hood. i will be relocating the iacv soon.
This hole at the bottom will house a fitting for a line to feed my iacv.
That line will run through these passages
I still have to go out and buy the fitting and some vacuum lines. Will post more pics as I progress.
add belt, radiator, fan, ect.
I have to cut the iacv and block it off on the windstar intake to clear my stock hood. i will be relocating the iacv soon.
This hole at the bottom will house a fitting for a line to feed my iacv.
That line will run through these passages
I still have to go out and buy the fitting and some vacuum lines. Will post more pics as I progress.
SN90FiveOh
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Dont judge my crappy cut too hard. haha. It will be sealed off soon anyway.
DavidBoren
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Hey man, I'm definitely not hating. I love your ingenuity for relocating the IAC. Clever. Looking good, though. You should take the Ford oval off your rrunk and use it to block off the IAC on your intake.
