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Ferrerski
Member # 13125
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I am ordering parts for Advanced Auto to install on my 91 LX 5.0 AOD and wanted to get feed back on which parts to order and what else I need to get for proper installment...
Which Sub frame connectors would you guys recommend: http://www.americanmuscle.com/mustang-subframe-connectors-7993.html
Is this all I need for installing rear gears and a shift kit?
• 4.10 gears: http://www.americanmuscle.com/410-gear-oil-kit-8613.html
• Speedo and odometer accuracy (Speedometer gear): http://www.americanmuscle.com/speedo-gear-20tooth-auto.html
• Speedo and odometer accuracy (transmission gear): http://search.americanmuscle.com/search?query=53652&vwcatalog=mustangtuning
• Shift Kit: http://www.americanmuscle.com/performance-automatic-shift-kit-8393.html
Am I missing anything, do I need to order other parts? [ 2013-08-28, 01:04 PM: Message edited by: Ferrerski ]
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Boss 327
Member # 9143
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I would go with MM or Maier racing for the subframe connectors.
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Ferrerski
Member # 13125
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had to edit the OP, links pasted wrong... fixed!
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NEIGHT
Member # 8741
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Maximum Motorsports subframe connectors! I run them on my hatch.
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Ferrerski
Member # 13125
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quote: Originally posted by NEIGHT: Maximum Motorsports subframe connectors! I run them on my hatch.
do those need welding
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NEIGHT
Member # 8741
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quote: Originally posted by Ferrerski: quote: Originally posted by NEIGHT: Maximum Motorsports subframe connectors! I run them on my hatch.
do those need welding
Yes they do.
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fredfifty
Member # 10320
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pinion flange while your down under there
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9165pt0
Member # 7625
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the mm subframe connectors work really well. But if budget is an issue, almost any of those connectors on that link will provide you much better support for your setup.
Look into a Baumann Shift kit. Cheaper, and very well liked. I chose it, and its actually a very decent kit, looks like less work and pieces than the PA kit. And also very well written instructions, and customer service. look them up, www.becontrols.com
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Ferrerski
Member # 13125
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I just ordered everything in this thread! I'm also picking up a used Magnaflow catted X-pipe.
Everything should be installed within the next 2 or 3 weeks!!!
Can't wait... thanks for all your input.
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warhorse58gt
Member # 7702
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If your still running a auto, you are going to need a converter to take advantage of those gears. At least a 2200 stall. You only want to get a weld in sub frame connector. Bolt on ones suck, they like to oblong the mounting bolts holes. Weld in are 10x better. Also get one that braces the floor plan under the seat.
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NEIGHT
Member # 8741
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quote: Originally posted by warhorse58gt: If your still running a auto, you are going to need a converter to take advantage of those gears. At least a 2200 stall. You only want to get a weld in sub frame connector. Bolt on ones suck, they like to oblong the mounting bolts holes. Weld in are 10x better. Also get one that braces the floor plan under the seat.
MM comes with the braces playboy. About the auto stuff I don't know I have absolute no idea about auto besides it shifts itself. LOL
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Ferrerski
Member # 13125
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Update...
* Car is still at the shop (advanced Auto), should be ready for pick up today or tomorrow, but probably won't be able to pick it up until Monday
Daniel has been updating me with progress and he ran into a few things that I decided to fix by upgrading as well...
* New radiator
* New Water pump
* Electric Fan
* New rear axles
* Adjusting the timing
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Ferrerski
Member # 13125
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Update.
Got all parts installed and here are my thoughts and feelings...
* timing was adjusted to 13/14 degrees
* catted X-pipe reduced the deepness of the Super 44's, which I think sounds better. Not as loud as I thought it would be, but I'm satisfied with the result over the stock H-pipe
* i like how the car picks up much more aggressively from a stop, I can tell a huge difference. It's actually how expected a car like this to pick up in it's stock form (which it didn't initially, hence my needs for the mods)
* love the fun factor of the gears chirping from 1st to 2nd
* I want to say the ride feels slightly stiffer from the sub frames
Overall I'm satisfied with the gains and after the my wedding next month, I'll start figuring out what I'll want to do next.
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SIC9250
Member # 8216
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Now a 5spd swap! AOD slushboxes are garbage unless BUILT...
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FiveOhChuck
Member # 12588
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quote: Originally posted by SIC9250: Now a 5spd swap! AOD slushboxes are garbage unless BUILT...
+1 if I keep my car I'm going to do a 5 speed swap ASAP
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SLOW95GTS
Member # 10365
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Just go ahead and start the HCI parts collection lol ain't nothing wrong with the auto if you drive it everyday.
But if you don't have suspension like springs and struts/shocks if do that
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