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Decided to switch up my exhaust and drop the Magnapacks, in favor of the Widow Makers. On start up, you can hear the difference. It still retains its deep tone, but adds some aggressiveness to it. And its a bit louder
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Ohhh. They have that effect on the ladies ;)
 
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I wrote an article about the brake kits, however, i ended up splitting it into 4. I will be updating this list on the website, so to get a more "up-to-date" list, please click the specs link below.

Specs: https://maddmotorsportsdesign.blog/2017/10/30/brakes-what/
What to look for: https://maddmotorsportsdesign.blog/...find-whats-important-for-you-and-your-brakes/
Brake Fluid: http://maddmotorsportsdesign.blog/2017/11/11/guide-to-the-top-brake-fluid-by-boiling-points/
Install: https://maddmotorsportsdesign.blog/2017/11/12/installing-the-sn95-wilwood-brake-kit/

Since I did a lot of research when picking my brakes, I would share that info. The information below relates to the SN95 Mustang and the most popular brake setups.
 
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I was having charging issues since May, you can ask [MENTION=18830]Frank.JD.Perez[/MENTION]. Couldnt figure out why. The alternator would fail when installed on the car, but would pass when bench tested. Turns out, the battery indicator on the cluster sends signal to the computer to kick on the alternator. And my battery indicator wasnt working. New bulb. Someone suggested a new cluster. I suggested a new harness. Guess who was right?

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Bummer that you did all that with the harness. 3G alternators are too easy to wire up. All you do is send batt voltage to the yellow wire and ignition voltage to the green wire. The whit wire jumps over to the stator. You could have saved yourself a bunch of headache.
 

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I was having charging issues since May, you can ask Frank.JD.Perez. Couldnt figure out why. The alternator would fail when installed on the car, but would pass when bench tested. Turns out, the battery indicator on the cluster sends signal to the computer to kick on the alternator. And my battery indicator wasnt working. New bulb. Someone suggested a new cluster. I suggested a new harness. Guess who was right?

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what is all this it looks like your firewall is puking? Also are you sure you want that harness going behind your shock?
 
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Bummer that you did all that with the harness. 3G alternators are too easy to wire up. All you do is send batt voltage to the yellow wire and ignition voltage to the green wire. The whit wire jumps over to the stator. You could have saved yourself a bunch of headache.

Possibly, but that harness needed to go to, nothing was wired up correctly and I lost a lot of things, including ABS. And it was actually pretty straight forward.
 

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