99 Cobra project
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Re: 99 Cobra project
The urethane motor mounts are in, quite the PITA, I had to remove the starter and the pass side downtube to get to the bolts. The driver's side was tight, finally able to extract the mount from the rear of the block after jacking the engine up about 2-3 inches.
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Re: 99 Cobra project
OK since the front end is ripped open I took the opportunity to do some detailing, BBK pulleys and install a JLT cold air kit, and general house cleaning.
even though JLT recommends removing the right front tire and going through the fenderwell, removing the bumper is almost as easy and it allows much more access.

even though JLT recommends removing the right front tire and going through the fenderwell, removing the bumper is almost as easy and it allows much more access.

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Ed Courtemanche
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Re: 99 Cobra project
Yea, I did it the hard way...it pretty much sucked.
Ed_C
'95 Mustang GT (last 5.0) - Over-spray RED
'66 Mustang Coupe - New Old Muskrat
"I make up for a lack of driving skills with excessive amounts of horsepower and real sticky tires"
'95 Mustang GT (last 5.0) - Over-spray RED
'66 Mustang Coupe - New Old Muskrat
"I make up for a lack of driving skills with excessive amounts of horsepower and real sticky tires"
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Re: 99 Cobra project
OK let's see if Photosucket has decided to cooperate..
NOPE, PHOTOBUCKET STILL SUCKS!
test run for IMGUR
( my new Kimber .45 carry gun)

NOPE, PHOTOBUCKET STILL SUCKS!
test run for IMGUR
( my new Kimber .45 carry gun)

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Re: 99 Cobra project
You could try some other photo share service. You know... rather than just constantly bitch about it. Just a thought.
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The "Push Harder, Suck Less" philosophy explained:
Push Harder - Drive as close to the limit of your tires as possible.
Suck Less - Drive something resembling a proper racing line.
The "Push Harder, Suck Less" philosophy explained:
Push Harder - Drive as close to the limit of your tires as possible.
Suck Less - Drive something resembling a proper racing line.
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Re: 99 Cobra project
http://www.imgur.com has always worked well for me.Loren wrote:You could try some other photo share service. You know... rather than just constantly bitch about it. Just a thought.
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Re: 99 Cobra project
Loren wrote:You could try some other photo share service. You know... rather than just constantly bitch about it. Just a thought.
It worked perfectly for years, then..as usual some technoid decided to "improve" it.
Plus I've got a lot of stuff stored there.
Cleaned up the engine compartment, new water pump, hoses, etc..

Also installed the JLT intake

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Re: 99 Cobra project
He's right you know.
Just because there's more bandwidth doesn't mean it's better to use it all up.
I've dumped a number of sites I used to "swear by". Fancy is crap.
Just because there's more bandwidth doesn't mean it's better to use it all up.
I've dumped a number of sites I used to "swear by". Fancy is crap.
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Re: 99 Cobra project
I decided to move the battery to the trunk, I picked up the battery hot lead at the former battery location, there are other ways to do this but this was the most expeditious..

I threaded the new battery cable into the firewall and through the woods..errr carpet and whatever, to the trunk.



I threaded the new battery cable into the firewall and through the woods..errr carpet and whatever, to the trunk.


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Re: 99 Cobra project
I zipped up a battery bracket...


and tack welded it tot he trunk floor....

Sort of "dummied " everything up to make sure it works, hopefully will finish it tomorrow



and tack welded it tot he trunk floor....

Sort of "dummied " everything up to make sure it works, hopefully will finish it tomorrow

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Re: 99 Cobra project
Thanks, made the switch, as a non conformist, anal retentive , type "A" personality I can never understand why computers or programs just suddenly decide not to work. SRSLY..WTH? like the new "functions 100%" is actually more like "65%"...I'm sure some one will "improve" Imgur and it will crap out as well.Ben wrote:http://www.imgur.com has always worked well for me.Loren wrote:You could try some other photo share service. You know... rather than just constantly bitch about it. Just a thought.
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Re: 99 Cobra project
battery complete I still need to do a little carpet trimming


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Re: 99 Cobra project
^ [smashes like button]
Ed_C
'95 Mustang GT (last 5.0) - Over-spray RED
'66 Mustang Coupe - New Old Muskrat
"I make up for a lack of driving skills with excessive amounts of horsepower and real sticky tires"
'95 Mustang GT (last 5.0) - Over-spray RED
'66 Mustang Coupe - New Old Muskrat
"I make up for a lack of driving skills with excessive amounts of horsepower and real sticky tires"
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Re: 99 Cobra project
Blacksheep for FAST forum software admin!
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Loren Williams
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Re: 99 Cobra project
We'd be communicating via stone tablet!Charles wrote:Blacksheep for FAST forum software admin!
Loren Williams - Loren @ Invisiblesun.org
The "Push Harder, Suck Less" philosophy explained:
Push Harder - Drive as close to the limit of your tires as possible.
Suck Less - Drive something resembling a proper racing line.
The "Push Harder, Suck Less" philosophy explained:
Push Harder - Drive as close to the limit of your tires as possible.
Suck Less - Drive something resembling a proper racing line.
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Rob --
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Rob --
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Re: 99 Cobra project
Loren wrote:We'd be communicating via stone tablet!Charles wrote:Blacksheep for FAST forum software admin!
Worked for Moses, he didn't come down the mountain to find they suddenly wouldn't fit on the tablets when he went to read them.
I can see it now......
You cannot post as your pictures are more than 800 pixels...God
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Re: 99 Cobra project
OK to the dash, the dash was pretty much hogged out, it had an aftermarket stereo at one point, a camera monitor and who knows what else, it looks like the dash barfed..
If you look closely you can see the butchered A/C duct work which is one reason I finished removing all the A/C stuff.

Used the old piece of the plastic fabricated dash as a template..

Kind of pieced it all together to make sure it fits, including the defroster controls

If you look closely you can see the butchered A/C duct work which is one reason I finished removing all the A/C stuff.

Used the old piece of the plastic fabricated dash as a template..

Kind of pieced it all together to make sure it fits, including the defroster controls

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