Pete's 1994 Mustang GT Diary thread
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I'm thinking about painting the faces of them black, and keep the inside part the same dark grey. I'm not sure if that's what I'm going to actually do, but that is the idea for the moment.
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Dude lower that **** vehicle, its still 4x4 status, you need some real eibach's or H&R supersports. The rims look cool, but the whole UFO stance is killin it.
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If you know how to fit a shaker onto a 5.0, then i'd be more than willing to. However, I have no idea how it would fit, so I can't yet. If I ever figure it out, though, it will be on as fast as I can buy one.
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I been thinkin about somehow, mounting a shaker on top of the intake, just for looks. Like how the guys with supercharged machs do. They make some kinda bracket, that just makes it there for looks. But since I got my cowl hood I havent been thinkin about it much.
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How hard would it be to mount it with a bracket to the top of your intake, and run a tube from said intake, up into the shaker, making it functional?
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The way Machs have it set up is with a tube from the shaker to the filter, and it just feeds air to the intake through that. I've thought about just getting a cowl hood, one of the two step R's and cutting a hole in it to fit a shaker, but that is a very expensive "maybe."