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Mustangcwo
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This install wasn't to bad. Once you locate the best possible position, it's just drill and bolt up. I could have used another set of hands to speed up the progress, but it only takes one.
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02gt
Well-Known Member
good deal
did you have to mess with the exhaust to make it fit?
did you have to mess with the exhaust to make it fit?
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Mustangcwo
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No, the prochamber gave me about 1" clearance. It's getting very tight under there.
Bad News, both my tranny seals are starting to leak (front/rear).
GT400SC
PM for Decals
Nice install. Be glad you only have ONE drive shaft instead of the 2-part shafts the 05+ cars have.
Looks good. What brand is that?
workin party to replace some tranny seals? in my experience with workin with transmissions <notice i didnt say tranny cause you guys would make fun of me, lol and CWO expertise should take roughly 30 minutes. lol remember my clutch install? haha
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Mustangcwo
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It's a Lakewood Brand Safety Loop. Certified by NHRA, 1/4" steel.
I wish I would have had that one. It is a better design than the one I have. You inspired me to install mine. I put it in today. Check out my overhaulin 2 thread there is a pic.
i have a FRPP driveshaft safety loop ill post up pics once i get some new ones with all the goodies i added under there. nice pics cwo
and dsg we already know your vast experiences with tranny's lol
and dsg we already know your vast experiences with tranny's lol
331LX
Well-Known Member
It's coming together nicely.