Power Steering Reservoir
02-18-2016, 11:30 AM
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Power Steering Reservoir
NEW Aluminum Power Steering Fluid Reservoir for 1996-2010 4.6L/5.4L Mustang
Replace that old and ugly factory plastic tank with our fabricated aluminum reservoir. Available in satin, black and polished finish to match your car's style. Also available is our polished aluminum cap for an even cleaner look. Mustang Forums members are the first to be offered our newest product, call 805-486-6644 to place your order.
Satin/black - $99
Polished - $125
Optional polished cap - $30
Custom engraving is also available at extra cost, please call for details.
Replace that old and ugly factory plastic tank with our fabricated aluminum reservoir. Available in satin, black and polished finish to match your car's style. Also available is our polished aluminum cap for an even cleaner look. Mustang Forums members are the first to be offered our newest product, call 805-486-6644 to place your order.
Satin/black - $99
Polished - $125
Optional polished cap - $30
Custom engraving is also available at extra cost, please call for details.
02-26-2016, 11:59 AM
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03-03-2016, 09:49 PM
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For sure. It's a nice piece visually, plus functional in long term. I know I'll be looking to do a few things under the hood this year.
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03-05-2016, 01:16 PM
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Not too much as I want to replace my rear stock shocks with a matching pair of koni adjustables to go with my fronts that I did last summer. Plus I want to up grade the rear tires to a set of nitto drag radials. But under the hood I would like to drive it up a tad more visually.
03-05-2016, 10:13 PM
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Not too much as I want to replace my rear stock shocks with a matching pair of koni adjustables to go with my fronts that I did last summer. Plus I want to up grade the rear tires to a set of nitto drag radials. But under the hood I would like to drive it up a tad more visually.
03-14-2016, 10:15 PM
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Hope you are well..... are you tearing into the motor this year again or strictly trying to make one of the nicest stangs around look even nicer?!?
