Has anyone found out what that large oil cooler in the picture is?? I am ready to order one if its availiable to get!! Need part number!!!ArizonaGT said:Dude. What are these extra coolers!? Oil and Trans? The one on the left has a ton of surface area! I just installed the 2012 oil cooler a few months ago...
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Anyone?? Does anyone know of this cooler?? I've called Rehagen and don't have any answer as of yet.jdasch1 said:
I believe Mark Wilson said in another thread here that the larger one is a tranny cooler for the TR6060.
I have the smaller one for the engine oil. Now the smaller one is for the transmission (mine is underneath car with external pump), and the larger one is for the engine oil. I ran half the season last year at 300 degrees F and thats too high. I've been trying to get the part number or maker of the larger one so I can get it. The picture is from Rehagen's shop, but they have not been able to provide me with a price/part number/maker of it. So I was just asking if anyone has ordered one or knows how to get it. ThanxArizonaGT said:
I'm digging the radiator ducting/boxing. I might make a couple of those pieces. 8)
Jimmy
Jimmy
jdasch1 said:
I'm sure the guys at Rehagen have been busy w/ Daytona test days...anyways if you want to make an educated guess based on relative size and advertised dimensions: https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/group.asp?GroupID=SETRAB6
I will try to take a look, Dean is going to be coaching the owner of a white 13 Boss 302S at Winterfest. There will be the new 13 and Rich's 2012 Boss 302S racing at the event. Rich will not be upgrading the 12 since it is #1, last I was told. My guess is this will be the first time on track for this 2013.
Thanx for the link. maybe I'll just order one of those.ArizonaGT said:
I thought you guys might be interested in some more pics that mustangs daily didn't host.
Hood struts from the factory
That beautiful bumper beam
Adjustable rear sway end links
Adjustable front end links
A shot of how that radiator boxing works
Factory bump steer kit
And that SEXY carbon fiber driveshaft
All images taken from here:
http://www.fordracingparts.com/mustang/Gallery_56.asp
Good stuff! 8)
Hood struts from the factory
That beautiful bumper beam
Adjustable rear sway end links
Adjustable front end links
A shot of how that radiator boxing works
Factory bump steer kit
And that SEXY carbon fiber driveshaft
All images taken from here:
http://www.fordracingparts.com/mustang/Gallery_56.asp
Good stuff! 8)
Sweet. You forgot to mention the CF backing plate. 
:-[ You're right! But those were standard on the 12's too so I guess I overlooked them.
Ah I didn't realize they were standard on the 12's.Zquez said::-[ You're right! But those were standard on the 12's too so I guess I overlooked them.
Wish I had the cash for one of these...will have to continue to imitate instead.
I'd be pretty satisfied if I could afford just a regular boss like yours... lol But im sure I would probably feel the same way you do if I could. Fact of the matter is, even if I could afford a 302S I don't have the time or money to actually race it. So it'd end up being an $80k garage queen. ;D
Anybody know where the fuel system components that are normally attached to the bottom of the spare tire well got moved to?
ArizonaGT said:Anybody know where the fuel system components that are normally attached to the bottom of the spare tire well got moved to?
Evaporative emissions control parts, used to collect gasoline vapors during fill up and also what sits in the combustion chambers after engine shut down. Not needed for race cars that aren't street legal. 12 lbs of dead weight.
Steve
steveespo said:
Yep. Im going to be removing it on mine since I need the wheel well to mount my diffuser to. If you have emissions testing, you'll have to get your tune modified so they don't see its missing.
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We did add a roll over valve and hardware but you can't see it in the picture.
You guys also missed the pictures of the extended ball joint front control arms.
Would you guys be interested in the front bumper beam and if so what is a fair price for it?
You guys also missed the pictures of the extended ball joint front control arms.
Would you guys be interested in the front bumper beam and if so what is a fair price for it?
mwilson7 said:
mwilson7 said:
Yes, but not sure what a fair price is. I think you said it will fit the 12
BTW: 27 is up for sale in VA
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2013-Ford-Mustang-Boss-302S-27-50-Track-Car-Race-Ready-Stock-Now-/130835182544?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item1e766273d0
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