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Awww. I actually live in Fairport if you're interested in meeting up after I come back from the cabin.

I know reptilla's son runs a shop. Let me get in touch with him and see what they do.

I'm not sure but I seem to remember them being cheaper. See what the dealership says.

I honestly wouldn't recommend getting anything other than Motorcraft coils. You won't see much difference at all with most performance coils and you'll end up hurting your wallet for pretty much nothing. Not to mention aftermarket ones don't seem to be as reliable.

Sounds like you need to replace your coils and it might not be a bad idea to do the plugs at the same time if those haven't been done in a while.

And by clearn I mean clean. lol

Check your IAC. That seems to be a common issue with those years. Make sure that's all clearn. Shouldn't be too expensive to replace either.

New Era Performance is in the area. They mostly work with Mopar and Chevy but you could call them up and see if they'd do some gears for you.

Any codes?

Just realized what it is. Check his last status before this one.

Don't tell me you got another Mustang already. I thought you were waiting until spring? Hahaha

That's what Advance Auto Parts is for. $50 to rent a spring compressor and they give you your $50 back when you return it. :D

Think I might just do it on Saturday. Less of a rush and I'll have more time available if something goes wrong.

This car is only 9 months old so I hope I wouldn't have a problem with the brake lines but I'll keep that in mind.

Hahaha well we won't have a lift but I think it would be do-able then on a weeknight. Can't wait to get everything installed. Sick of driving a boat around!