Recognized that control arm before I thought to look at the title. Seeing this makes me want to, at minimum, get a set of rear arms for my fox. There was a lot of extra movement in there.
Recognized that control arm before I thought to look at the title. Seeing this makes me want to, at minimum, get a set of rear arms for my fox. There was a lot of extra movement in there.
It may not have the badassery of the Nissan RBs, Toyota M or JZ engines, or all manner of BMW mills; but the Ford 300 (4.9L) was a true workhorse. These things were used in carb and EFI applications for numerous years and have a reputation for being particularly hard to kill. There's even video and a magazine…
I'm a fox-body owner, and I approve this message.
We'll see 9th Gen Impalas, and Tahoes in addition to everything else on this list in Louisiana.
I owns a fox-body. I has a sad.
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It looks like a 4-eyed fox made sweet, sweet love to a DeLorean and this was the result. I'm ok with that.
Soviets and deceit... never saw that coming.
I imagine it happened something like this.
I hate that with a fiery, unbridled passion.
$kay will likely endorse this, but I digress. The Ford GT, I think, is at least in the running. Capable of supporting 4-digit power on the stock longblock and fuel system, with a flashed dyno-tune on the stock computer... that's impressive to me.
A Mustang getting sideways... that's Gittin's territory.
Only problem is that it looks to be using a Corvette chassis. My idea keeps it all Ford. They're headed in the right direction though, a 'Stang II that's worth a dang.
A wimpy tires meets a crap-ton of torque 2-step.
Engage 2-Step.