Mustang Tech

Wondering if anyone has experience with the US made Magna-flow exhaust systems? My exhaust specialist prefers Super Cats over Magnaflow, he says they're essentially the same system and Super Cats have a much nicer finish without the ugly welds at each end. http://www.mustangtech.com.au/Forums/viewt...

The Magnaflow systems are very well engineered. Lifetime warranty (as long as you are the original purchaser). They do tend to 'boom' a bit.

Check the clearance between the booster pushrod & piston in master cylinder it could be keeping the piston from returning all the way back past the port inside the cylinder.

nassi wrote:

Exhausted wrote:You home on this Saturday afternoon? You left the hood stay brackets behind last time.

Oops.. Sorry Pete, yes I can be home. I will cool a beer?

Will have to be a flying visit. Too many things to do on Saturday. Might be able to skull 1 beer ! Probably about 1 ish

You home on this Saturday afternoon? You left the hood stay brackets behind last time.

There is no problem with modding the door, even a kit available which includes a template. I was just curious as to why. To be honest I will probably just leave it as is, including the lock in the RH door and use remote locking. A topic for conversation down the track. That's what I'm doing with mi...

Looks like you have got a bit of motivation after your visit to see how my '56 is progressing.

JBA headers. Part # 1650S-2 stainless steel shorties. Or make your own.

Hang on to the wheels for as long as you want. They've been sitting on the rack for a while.

Next thing you'll be telling us that you ran out of fuel with all that 'test driving'

Thanks guy's. I appreciate the info.

Can anybody tell me how many splines are on the '67 on Mustangs / XY on Falcon steering boxes. (Steering shaft to box)

You did the 'donkey' work. Next time I'll charge double if you like!

Did you refit the plastic sleeve through the pedal shaft to where the clevis pin secures the booster shaft / brake switch? Without it there is too much freeplay for the micro switch.
Master cylinder pushrod bushing part # HW1186 & HW1188 in CJ Pony catalogue

Hi Nag. Give me a ring on 0412099303. I have a set in a dash (on the shelf) that you can try out.
Peter