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    1. 03-31-2006 #1
      bobbaganoosh
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      My Mustang project

      I finally rolled it out of the garage and took some pics. It still has the 4 banger in there right now, getting an efi 5.0 and 5 speed soon. I am using Wilwood's forged billet superlites on the front with c5 vette rotors (redrilled) with brackets I made. In the rear I am running an '03 Cobra IRS. I have another set of Wilwoods laying around, but I am afraid they might be overkill for the rear even though they are the smaller piston (1.38" vs. the 1.75" on the front). I'll probably wind up going with the stock Cobra stuff on the rear. I hope to have it mobile soon!




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    3. 03-31-2006 #2
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      I wouldnt worry about having too much rear brake, just use a proportioning valve.

      Car Looks Great

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    4. 03-31-2006 #3
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      looks promising, I like the jesus emblem too
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      What are the details on those wheels? Those rotors sure fill 'em up! Looks like it'll be a very good looking car when it's done..my friend is trying to tempt me into picking up his old '84 T-Tops GT..I like those early '80s Mustangs!

      Travis
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    6. 03-31-2006 #5
      bobbaganoosh
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      Quote Originally Posted by DusterRT
      What are the details on those wheels? Those rotors sure fill 'em up! Looks like it'll be a very good looking car when it's done..my friend is trying to tempt me into picking up his old '84 T-Tops GT..I like those early '80s Mustangs!

      Travis
      Thanks! The wheels are SportMax 962's. They are pretty cheap, they turn up on ebay from time to time. I have the 17x7's on the front and 17x9's on the rear. I may have the fronts widened to 8's. A few months ago I took a wheel to a fellow boardmember's house and tried them on his car. He posted pics, alot better quality than the mfg's website:https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=14217
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    7. 04-02-2006 #6
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      Great start..we need more Fords around here!!!!!
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