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Old 04-17-05, 05:26   #1 (permalink)
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Custom Chrome and Polished Items Installed on my Mustang GT - Pics>>>

Well, I had taken some parts off the motor and from the engine bay to be chromed and polished, and we finished re-assembling most of the car today and it is running again, smooth as silk. Man I missed the sound of 2 Chamber Flowmasters, but the neighbours did not.

Still a few trim pieces to go on, and indeed, the engine bay is dusty and needs to be thoroughly detailed, but here are a few pics for those who were wanting updates.



Insurance will go on as soon as we get a few more heavy rains to finish flusing down the streets.

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Old 04-17-05, 05:39   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Custom Chrome and Polished Items Installed on my Mustang GT - Pics>>>

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Well, I had taken some parts off the motor and from the engine bay to be chromed and polished, and we finished re-assembling most of the car today and it is running again, smooth as silk. Man I missed the sound of 2 Chamber Flowmasters, but the neighbours did not.

Still a few trim pieces to go on, and indeed, the engine bay is dusty and needs to be thoroughly detailed, but here are a few pics for those who were wanting updates.


Insurance will go on as soon as we get a few more heavy rains to finish flusing down the streets.

~Darren
Looks nice. How much power you putting out? Has it been dynoed?
 
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See my sig. above...yes, this was on a Dynojet.

Was 366 rwhp and 363 rwtq. I am getting it re-tuned with an SCT Chip, and now that it has the headers, ported/polished plenum, I am expecting 400/400 at the tires.

I will know in a few weeks.
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Old 04-18-05, 02:25   #4 (permalink)
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Looks awesome! What does she do in the 1/4?
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Very nice stang it's so purdy...
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See my sig. above...yes, this was on a Dynojet.

Was 366 rwhp and 363 rwtq. I am getting it re-tuned with an SCT Chip, and now that it has the headers, ported/polished plenum, I am expecting 400/400 at the tires.

I will know in a few weeks.
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hmm i guess cobra's are damn fast then, rarely does a stock s/c beat out hp ratings of an aftermarket one.
 
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WOW..the new additions look great...
 
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hmm i guess cobra's are damn fast then, rarely does a stock s/c beat out hp ratings of an aftermarket one.
Well, you gotta realize Cobra have 32 valve engines whereas the GT only has 16.

BTW, that's one shining engine bay ! Nice work
 
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