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fstfrd

fstfrd

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Well fellas I've been hard at work over the last two weeks, here is my progress...
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Thank you. .. The car is at the tuner getting a pats issue resolved. .. I should have it back in a few days and I'll get some updated pics up

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Yeah, the pats, even though turned off via tune/chip, just would not go away. Swapped ECU's and still did the same thing. Flashing theft light, crank & no start. So it's being sorted out, I should have the car back by the end of the week. Once I find out what he did to resolve the issue I'll post it up....
 
She's running great. ..! I still need to go get it smogged & registered so I can put some miles on the new clutch. But other than that I'm gonna start this weekend on figuring out the front sway bar issue & how to mount the Fox one up. Another issue, is that I assumed that running anything bigger than a 255 up front would be a rubbing issue, and it's not, but I don't like how the front tires look stretched and the rim is protruding. ... Minor issue though ! I'm just glad the car is done just in time for summer cruising.
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The curvature of the Fox sway bar & sn95 brackets will not work. I mocked it up and I just don't see it happening. I keep seeing post of people saying to do that, but no pics or specific info on how is done ? Any help would be greatly appreciated if anyone has done the Fox bar with sn95 mounts mod....

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Here are some pieces that might make life easier for some, depending on their setup. The Steeda brackets are a bit pricey, but they are sweet to use.
http://www.steeda.com/store/steeda-billet-mustang-front-swaybar-brackets-555-8109/

If you plan on autocross or open track, you might want to take the time to reinforce that Fox bracket.
http://www.maximummotorsports.com/Swaybar-Bracket-Reinforcements-C82.aspx

If you need to move the sway bar forward, MM makes a kit for both the SN95 and Fox.
http://www.maximummotorsports.com/Front-Swaybar-Relocation-Kit-1979-93-P441.aspx

I'm not familiar enough with AJE products to tell you what they have that will do these things, but since they are a site sponsor, you consider giving them a call.
 
Thank you Bill, and Svt Fox for the solution suggestions. Those are some great options....
Svt Fox did you relocate the sway bar mount bracket forward from its stock location ? It looks like it's further forward on the frame. I cut my stock sway bar mounts off before I installed the mod motor, so I guess looking at your pics, I need to get a new pair of mounts from 50 resto.
 
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Thank you Bill, and Svt Fox for the solution suggestions. Those are some great options....
Svt Fox did you relocate the sway bar mount bracket forward from its stock location ? It looks like it's further forward on the frame. I cut my stock sway bar mounts off before I installed the mod motor, so I guess looking at your pics, I need to get a new pair of mounts from 50 resto.
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Nope, bolted right up, stock location.
 
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