computercarguy
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Mustang Sally has passed away, but never forgotten
computercarguy replied to machattack's topic in Gone But Not Forgotten
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Welcome!
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What did you do to your car today?
computercarguy replied to droptop73's topic in 71-73 Mustang Talk
I'm going to have to supply an inertia switch. I have one from a Bronco II parts vehicle. Trying to decide where I want to put it. The Holley Sniper controls the fuel pump relay. -
What did you do to your car today?
computercarguy replied to droptop73's topic in 71-73 Mustang Talk
Step 1 of E.F.I. swap) Installed the intank fuel pump. -
I had a neighbor have a spindle break off his El Camino at a stop sign (fortunately for him). Apparently the inner bearing can go bad, seize up and lead to that failure.
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I would like to try a lower profile tire. Currently 225/60R16.
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These are 16" Crown Vic rims. I then added some VW clips to hold the dog dish hubcaps. I will swap to a slightly lower profile tire in the future.
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What did you do to your car today?
computercarguy replied to droptop73's topic in 71-73 Mustang Talk
Second piece of the puzzle has arrived! -
What did you do to your car today?
computercarguy replied to droptop73's topic in 71-73 Mustang Talk
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Nice! Welcome and you will find many tire/wheel related discussions here on the site.
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Welcome! !
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Yippee, my favorite show is back on the air! Seriously, can't wait to see where you take your project next.
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Welcome!
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Morning. Glad to find this group!
computercarguy replied to Stone Jack Baller's topic in Introductions
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Fabrice's 429CJ 71 project
computercarguy replied to Fabrice's topic in Individual Project Build Threads
Was your car a drum to disc conversion? Before going back into the calipers, see if cracking open the bleeder screw releases the pressure from the brake so that the wheel spins freely. It may be a restriction not allowing the fluid to return to the master cylinder.
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