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GAR944 replied to the thread S550 Honey Badger GT350 Build.See attached, mine was made buy a guy who supplied parts for our Group A touring cars. This was a version for my 944. It has one fixed end and one blade end. The fixed end was keyed and had hole adjustment as well. Easily swap or exchange damaged... (see full post)-
honeybadger replied to the thread S550 Honey Badger GT350 Build.okay - inbetween the like 80 coats of epoxy, filler, glazing putty, and the like for the door fitment, I am tackling a sidequest on the sway barsAs a refresher, I am putting some Genesis Blades on the car so I can easily adjust it. In my sim... (see full post)-
byronj replied to the thread S550 Rear spoiler recommendation for Road America?.HA! youre lucky if you learn a section in a weekend. Well speaking for myself. (see full post)
jklapko10 replied to the thread S550 2017 Mustang GT.Should add this is with the fuel needle right on half a tank, which is about where I'm at when I go out for time attack sessions (see full post)
Bill Pemberton replied to the thread S550 2017 Mustang GT.3600 lbs dry is pretty darn good my friend! (see full post)
PavementDecorator replied to the thread S197 Bessie Boss.You certainly have shown your ride some good love. Its terrific how you have incorporated all the new technology updates to improve it. Nice work! (see full post)- stevbd replied to the thread S197 Bessie Boss.Beautiful car (now), and great work bringing it back up to a high standard. Looks like all the bones were in good shape. (see full post)
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PavementDecorator replied to the thread S197 Bessie Boss.She seems to be just fine in terms of longevity so far. You would never know she has 123K miles on her by the way she drives. I got lucky. Even better, she is not perfect so I have no problem putting miles on her. Did the Tail of the Dragon... (see full post)
302BOB replied to the thread S197 Bessie Boss.I had an Aunt Bessie who lived to reach 100........I hope your Bessie has longevity genes too.....I'm happy to hear you saved her from that Dr. Pepper monster.... (see full post)-
PavementDecorator replied to the thread S197 Bessie Boss.Pictures updated sir as you requested! All the best to you! (see full post)
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This is the Build Thread for Bessie Boss. Reply below.
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302BOB replied to the thread Bob's Ton of Posts!.I don't remember my Dad being this happy when I got my first job.... (see full post)
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jklapko10 replied to the thread S550 2017 Mustang GT.Summer work is 95% done, just need to change the axle fluid and flush the brakes before we get back out on Labor Day weekend. New splitter made from ACM instead of wood, headliner and curtain airbags out, most of the interior trim and carpets... (see full post)
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302BOB replied to the thread Bob's Ton of Posts!.Today's Cryptoquote................" This morning, the sun endures past dawn. I realize that it is August: The summer's last stand."__________Sara Baume (see full post)
kitsune1324 replied to the thread SN95 Coyote Swapped New Edge.It's been a few months since my last post but a good bit of progress has been made! In the last post I needed to find a solution for the clutch cable and clearancing the header primary tube.I clearanced the primary tube where it was making... (see full post)- Firefighter46 replied to the thread S197 BackInBlack.Understood, now it's making sense. (see full post)
- Firefighter46 replied to the thread S197 BackInBlack.Why would I need to program the key if the one that came with the pallet starts the pallet? If the key, transponder, and cluster all get swapped then it should fire, right? Isn't the transponder in the clock spring? (see full post)
