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do you know the svt build #/date of this comp orange? glws

the short answer to this question is "no." ... but there are workarounds. one of the bolt holes near the water pump does not match up. some guys just silicone over it without the bolt, but the more professional way is to drill and tap for a bolt. in fact, the frpp "aluminator" engine...

both my cars have the borla stingers with a catted bassani x. i love it. before you do anything, just add cats to your bassani x and see how you like it. it will quiet it down a lot.

i would have thought so too, and i would have bet that mm was going to start having them made again. i guess it's just not a cost-effective business venture and the feeling might be that the diminishing number of people who still have these cars will just keep buying the same junk over and over...

definitely fix the ac. as far as return to stock or not, i d say yes, since youre the otriginal owner and if you still have all of the original parts. fully documented, all original, one owner cars are sought after

that will work for the exhaust side, but not the intake side (or vice-versa, i forget) the other tool is offset by 90* stallion makes one that works on both but jeesus the price went up https://www.freedomracing.com/4v-v8-2v-v8-and-4-0l-v6-valve-spring-compressor-st-126.html

i had a hard time learning to launch this car when i first bought it because i was used to lighter, less powerful cars with solid axles. it took me a long time to get used to it. but eventually i found the best combo to be VERY LIGHT THROTTLE while quickly slipping the clutch and then hammering...

what is the svt build #/date of this comp orange?

that's only the case with very early builds. many 2nd and 3rd run terminators came with the -da and -db castings. comprensive details from joe goffin here: http://terminator-cobra.com/castings.htm

do you mean an aluminator? is it an aluminum block?

sure thing. i have made some progress and compiled some info about it. - took it to a body shop for a quote ( off the vehicle). guy took one look at it and said, u need a tailgate. for that job he saif they would just write it up as the vehicle needs a replacement tailgate. - local boneyards...

oh yeah those are nice as well. they're much more of a "true" blue than sonic. sonic has a lot of red (purple) in it

i love my sonic blue terminator, but wow that color really looks great. kind of similar to ford's bright atlantic blue from 1998

awesome!!

i agree bob. yes it might sound crazy to pull the engine just to replace certain items like this but the size of the 4v heads and their configuration in this chassis makes a nightmare out of working over the fender. i too would def pull the motor, but i'm not a pro mechanic. op my very low...

one simply does not pay too much for a comp orange (or sonic blue) terminator. this is clearly evidenced by how many jimmies get rustled in these for sale threads. lol! as far as the bumper paint, it's probably stock and never been repainted. it's just one of those things with the factory...

do you know the svt build number/build date of this comp orange? glws

i think you can still buy them brand new from ford

i recommend the solid spacer. it's very helpful when its time to change pinion seals. the fact that it's in an irs makes no difference. both my terminators have a ton of miles on the solid spacer differentials and still work great. if you're in orange county, i recommend unitrax drivetrain...

it's good to date. just make sure to always stay a bachelor.

one of my cars still has it, the other's had it off for years. no difference

i'll throw this out there since something similar happened to me and it was one of the last things i was expecting. do u still have the stock midpipe? last year i put heads on my f150 4.6 and all was good for a couple of months until i started hearing a noise with very similar conditions. could...

68-70 b-body mopars.

yeah i checked the receipts for this and it was M22 x 1.50 (like i said it was a terminator tho) i bought one male and one female, i used them when i was pressurizing the oiling system. here's a couple pics

a few yrs ago i bought a cap and a plug for this. iirc, it is m22 but let me check my paperwork from when i bought it. it was for a terminator but they're probably the same.