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Old 4/29/08, 08:47 AM
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In case I bought a set, what would be more useful, SAE or metric?
Most all fasteners on our cars are Metric.
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Most all fasteners on our cars are Metric.
Thank You ! Now I know what to buy.
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Bill,Where did you get your fading side stripes that are in your sig. picture??
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Bill,Where did you get your fading side stripes that are in your sig. picture??
check PM.
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Taco bill,do you have a "how to"on cams installation?
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Taco bill,do you have a "how to"on cams installation?
Sorry George, only whats on the list on page 1.
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Hi Taco Bill. I am new 05 Roush owner. So far you are the BEST. Whenever you replace the brake pads, don't forget to take a few pictures. In Miami they kill us with labor.

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Taco Bill... do you have backups so you can repost any lost threads?
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Bill thinks we only lost one of his write ups. He's been slacking lately. IM going to modify the first post with new links as soon as i get time
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Bill thinks we only lost one of his write ups. He's been slacking lately. IM going to modify the first post with new links as soon as i get time
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Bill thinks we only lost one of his write ups. He's been slacking lately. IM going to modify the first post with new links as soon as i get time
Lost write-up is now back up in the Interior Mod section; Remote Trunk Release Switch install.

Scott- Don't wait too long to re-link those, you may get a TMS riot on your hands.
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Originally Posted by TacoBill
Lost write-up is now back up in the Interior Mod section; Remote Trunk Release Switch install.

Scott- Don't wait too long to re-link those, you may get a TMS riot on your hands.
Great. Your write-ups are definitely an access to this site. I'd hate to lose them
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Lost write-up is now back up in the Interior Mod section; Remote Trunk Release Switch install.

Scott- Don't wait too long to re-link those, you may get a TMS riot on your hands.


Im about to start working on it now

Edit: its fixed
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TacoBill = The ultimate "How-To" Guy!
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Gear Install & Torque Converter install
How about a "how to" on these? Or is it just TOO MUCH?
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Originally Posted by anteyeiabazele
How about a "how to" on these? Or is it just TOO MUCH?
Gears.. Better left up to a professional, last thing you need is gear whine and premature wear.

TC.. I have a Manual.
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when u say proffessional, you mean a mechanic or a proffesional gear installer?
Any tips on installing gears? Something to look out for pay attention to?
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Originally Posted by anteyeiabazele
when u say proffessional, you mean a mechanic or a proffesional gear installer?
Any tips on installing gears? Something to look out for pay attention to?
Professional as is someone that has experience installing gears.

As far as what to look out for, they shouldn't whine on accel/decel at all.
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As far as what to look out for, they shouldn't whine on accel/decel at all.
I meant when installing them not after...

Where can i find a "how to" on gear installation?

Do they provide sufficient installing instructions with the part?

Am i becoming annoying with these questions?
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Originally Posted by anteyeiabazele
I meant when installing them not after...

Where can i find a "how to" on gear installation?

Do they provide sufficient installing instructions with the part?

Am i becoming annoying with these questions?
Not sure where to find a trusted how-to on gear install. Unless you have a strong mechanical background, do what everyone else does, find an installer.

Gear set includes no instuctions.

Not yet..
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