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1973 Mustang coupe with a 302 and 3-speed manual. I rebuilt the engine about a year and installed D00E 351W 1969-74 remanufactured heads from ATK through JEGS (JEGS part #59-2F92). I heard some ticking in the engine and after removing the valve cover discovered one of the studs has broken off...

If you live near Alexandria, VA, I'll give you a pair of long tube headers. They wouldn't fit on my 73 coupe with a 3-speed manual transmission as they interfered with the clutch linkage.

I agree that PLA won't hold up for underhood temps. Especially attached to the radiator that will exceed 200F when hot. I can print in nylon which has a much higher melting temp at 260 to 280F and have a printer that can handle that material. If I am exceeding those temps, I have bigger...

The bracket is 3d printed out of PLA (plastic). I can print it again using a carbon fiber mix filament, but it wouldn't be true carbon fiber. Reprinting the bracket out of a more durable material is on my long "to do" list for the car.

I bought a 73 coupe that was missing it's original fan setup and had an aftermarket radiator of unknown origin. I bought a Derale High-Output Dual RAD Fan and Shroud Kit from Summit Racing and installed it. The primary issue was that the fan shroud hit the support at the bottom and had to be...

Thanks. I did see your post and discussion on the topic. The Brakes light is fine. I was just confused on the purpose of that light. Now knowing that there is another light, which mine does not have, for the parking brake light, I will have to decide whether I want to install one. I did buy...

Thanks! I found out late last night that my car doesn't have that convenience package. I had the misunderstanding that the "Brakes" light in the dash was for the parking brake. Not so. That is only for a failure of the master cylinder. So, now I get to argue with VA state inspectors that my...

I am trying to get my parking brake switch to work, but I'm starting to run up against a wall. I have traced the wire from the switch on the parking brake to the brown plug at the relay panel over the glove box. It is circuit 162, Light Green-Red Dash wire. I am missing the other side of the...