VAEM's SN95 264ci 4.3L V6 Mustang Build

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07-28-2010, 10:49 PM

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Keep working with the scissors like that and you'll be making rear wings for the ricers before you know it.

lol

from rear seat deletes to wings to drifting in parking lots and jumping bridges

07-29-2010, 07:15 AM

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Shouldn't you be working on the suspension,not the rear seat delete??!!??LOL!Awesome to see it's all in,and ready to go!!Wish i was closer,i would come over,and give you a hand......also to hang out,and have some "pops".

Man, I would jump on that offer. Everybody knows you have to enjoy at least 2 "pops" before you can even start working on the Mustang!

07-29-2010, 07:19 AM

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Keep working with the scissors like that and you'll be making rear wings for the ricers before you know it.

LOL ... OMG. Yea, I ordered a bunch of 'Hello Kitty' figures to glue on my dash board for when the build is done!

It's the finishing touch.

08-05-2010, 06:23 PM

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Well, things are looking good. We got our Steeda Tubular Rear Sway Bar in the mail today .....

... and I got my 1997 Ford Mustang Dealer Specification / Maintenance / Repair Manuals. Here is a picture of two of the three manuals .....

These manuals are great. My trusty Haynes Manual has gotten me out of some rough spots in the past but these manuals are at a whole new level. In the engine section you will literally find step - by - step instruction on how to dissassemble and reassemble the entire engine; and every step has it's own picture! I'm going to be spoiled working on the Mustang from now on.

08-05-2010, 09:16 PM

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Dude,that is awesome.Where did you find those manuals??

08-05-2010, 09:35 PM

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Ebay! I would totally recommend them. 3 manuals total and over 10,000 pages. Manual 1 - Mechanical, Manual 2 - Electrical, Manual 3 - Specifications. After now seeing what Ford technicians and mechanics have access too I'm in awe. There's a reason Ford doesn't sell the manuals they give the dealerships - You literally dont need a mechanic if you have these. I'm totally impressed with how detailed these manuals get.