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https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/sem-products/paint---body/paint/trim-paints/04c67c31f97a/sem-products-15-ounce-black-spray-paint/sem0/39143 This is what I used but my car is far from a correct restoration.

https://classicmustang.com/decoding-part-numbers/

D1= 71 year model

I run the Edelbrock airgap along with a MSD Atomic set up. I do not have ram air on my car but I do have to run a drop base for the air cleaner with a short filter. I also have AFD heads which are a raised port head making my intake about a 1/4-1/2 inch higher than stock heads. Its close but no...

Also make sure you have the right bulbs installed. If you have tail lights and just no brake lights. Never know..........

https://performance.ford.com/enthusiasts/what-s-happening/2024/2/mustang-60th-anniversary.html

I can't but here is an interesting read on them. https://www.yellowbullet.com/threads/speed-pro-vs-trw.530330/

this? Manufacturer's Part Number: L-2379F 30 Part Type: Pistons Product Line: Speed-Pro Forged Pistons Summit Racing Part Number: SLP-L2379F30 UPC: 087674905787 Piston Rings Included: No Bore (in.): 4.030 in. Bore (mm): 102.362mm Stroke: 3.500 in. Engine Stroke Type: Stock Rod Length: 5.780 in...

looks good

Yes sir, Thank you

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https://www.mustangtek.com/FordDecode.html

most go with 31 spline axles for an upgrade, The 28 hold up quite well though unless you are making stupid HP.

I have this set up. Its a nice looking set but it takes a bit to get everything to line up properly. Well at least it did for me but that was many years ago and maybe they have made some changes, I doubt it. Also March seems to not want to stand behind their products. I have had the back power...

I took the stock gasket pieces and used them as a pattern on aluminum plate and made my own. This was many years ago and none were made. I don't know if they are now or not.