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New username, old face lol
Will have to check back mid-winter to see if the V8 is too much mower or not. The V6 has been fine. I have Blizzaks for the winter, they have been great. I have the LM models. The WS models wear too fast are not needed in our salt-the-roads state. :D- mabcim
- Post #6
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Which sounds better in your opinion?
From a dead stop it didn't sound too much different, but as you sped up it definitely sound better (at least to me).- mabcim
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- Forum: SVT Cobra & 03 / 04 Mach 1
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New username, old face lol
A "welcome" doesn't seem right, so I will go with "thanks for staying" :) I have been driving my '11 year around as a daily driver. As I think about replacing it, someday, I was wondering if the 5.0 would be too much for the snow. Or are you not planning to drive it in the winter?- mabcim
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Some pre-buying research
In NYS, for that age car, the registration is the title. If you look at the registration for your current Mustang, you will see it says "Non-transferable". The ones for these old cars say "Transferable". So if the car is from NY, you need that registration; as that is the title. If the car is...- mabcim
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Mustangs
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New mustang owner n new to this .
Welcome. nice double Stangs- mabcim
- Post #9
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Change Oil Light in Extreme Cold
Did you check the Info to see if the % was low? You could have been close when you parked it and you just happened to go over the line. It is supposed to be smart enough to lower it faster for cool weather starting, but don't know how accurate its logic is. All cars smell odd from time to time...- mabcim
- Post #2
- Forum: 2011-2014 Mustang
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Winter Projects,Mild Winter anybody working on their Stang?
Yeah, that is what I was thinking when you mentioned that idea. I was going between Scott Drake and Eaton. And after a ton of reading, Eaton seemed to be the best way to do. It turns out there were many springs from 64-66, and the springs get impacted by body style, engine, A/C and tranny. And...- mabcim
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- Forum: Classic Mustangs
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New first time Mustang owner!
Welcome. I do not think those were a factory option, the previous owner must have put them on. If you angle them down a bit (if possible) that might help.- mabcim
- Post #6
- Forum: New Member Introductions