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Old 03-29-2015, 12:37 AM   #1
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Those 1 piece solid motor mounts look the same as the ones on my Mustang. I don`t recall the brand, but I bought mine from Alex Denysenko at Moneymaker Racing. I also have the long tube FlowTech headers, the last tube on the drivers side has a slip joint, and runs over the top of the steering shaft. (the other 3 tubes fit between the steering shaft and the engine). They fit well, at least with a stickshift.
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Old 03-29-2015, 01:23 AM   #2
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Those 1 piece solid motor mounts look the same as the ones on my Mustang. I don`t recall the brand, but I bought mine from Alex Denysenko at Moneymaker Racing. I also have the long tube FlowTech headers, the last tube on the drivers side has a slip joint, and runs over the top of the steering shaft. (the other 3 tubes fit between the steering shaft and the engine). They fit well, at least with a stickshift.
Yeah, Brian filled me in on them. The right side has two slip joints and the left has three. He has a manual rack and a large bellhousing so I should have no problem.
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Sorry Rich, don't have a part number. They were originally built for an NMRA F/S car, which required a stock k member. 1 5/8 tubes, and merged collectors. Stainless steel, ceramic coated. Think I paid around $1200 or so for them a few years ago. Looks like you have it figured out.
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Old 03-29-2015, 11:51 AM   #4
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for cheap fuel rails that fit and have more flow you can use 94-95 5.0 mustang rails.
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Rich,


could you post a pic after you get those Flowtech headers installed?

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Bob - I'll keep those rails in mind if I run into other problems.

Chris - I will document the header install for sure...going to try both sides without lifting the engine at all.
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Flowtech's in hand. This will be a huge improvement on the driver side. Not sure if I really need to cut the flanges on the passenger side, but I do see that it could be installed without raising the engine if I elected to do so.



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