Pete's 1994 Mustang GT Diary thread
#841
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okay, so I can see your point...
I will say, that this is the best looking non 03-04 cobra I've ever seen
I will say, that this is the best looking non 03-04 cobra I've ever seen
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#843
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From: Bay Area, California
Actually that's a 96-98 Cobra hood.
Bad news guys, the exhaust on my passenger side fell off, without any warning today when driving home. I don't know how or why since I haven't had any time to research it, but it happened, which abruptley made me run it over, and I haven't even really checked that out yet, but the tip is completely seperated from the pipe. Pictures later tonight, or tomorrow.
Bad news guys, the exhaust on my passenger side fell off, without any warning today when driving home. I don't know how or why since I haven't had any time to research it, but it happened, which abruptley made me run it over, and I haven't even really checked that out yet, but the tip is completely seperated from the pipe. Pictures later tonight, or tomorrow.
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The rubber grommet that holds the exhaust to the body failed...
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Sigh.
#854
Ouch! There's something else wrong. Maybe you should check your engine and trans mounts. Exhaust components mainly break for excessive movement or impacts. That happened to my friend's 90 GT conv. His right tailpipe broke and was hanging on the rear end!
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I'm thinking engine mounts. The trans mount looked fine when I was down there for the clutch replacement, but I think I'm gonna go check it out again to make sure everything is tightened to spec. I wouldn't mind getting new engine mounts anyway though. Can't really go wrong with poly urethane.
#857
I have a fun story about engine mounts. My old 65 mustang had a engine mount brake and i didn't know, so i took off fast one day and bunch of steam started pouring out of my engine. I opened the hood and my upper radiator hose was cut in half. I was like what the heck. Not even thinking about the engine mounts i put a new hose on and the car was fine and then it happened again a week or so later. and my friends dad came over to look and put his hand under my engine and lifed it. one mount was broke so the eninge was lifting and the fan was slicing the radiator hose. So needless to say i replaced the engine mounts and it didn't happen again.
#858
I hate to say it but thats kinda funny Chris
My other friend Luke just recently broke a motor mount, and his transmisson's innards. He also has a green '66 coupe
hes rebuilding his 289 to be a high compression beast of a motor now too. it was his dad's first car, who hotrodded it as best he could, and now lukes doin the same
My other friend Luke just recently broke a motor mount, and his transmisson's innards. He also has a green '66 coupe
hes rebuilding his 289 to be a high compression beast of a motor now too. it was his dad's first car, who hotrodded it as best he could, and now lukes doin the same
#860
thats the color he said it was, originally at least. It's on its third or fourth coat of paint, and it wasn't matched to the original
that car was sweet before, but its really gonna be a beast now. He's even looking at megasquirt down the line for more horseses
I'll post a thread about it sometime. He's also replacing his busted C4 with a T5
that car was sweet before, but its really gonna be a beast now. He's even looking at megasquirt down the line for more horseses
I'll post a thread about it sometime. He's also replacing his busted C4 with a T5