Recent content by bigfoot21075

i use the hell out of that top motor, down for my 10 min commute, then back up and back down again when I go home and back up when I am home. I have owned 51 convertibles, most had electric tops, the failures I have seen almost always come from hydraulic tops where the cylinder starts leaking...

It looks like SOMEBODY (not me) got a SMOKING deal on a Roush Phase 2 supercharger from Rev Auto, was that you?

MAYBE if you fell asleep at the tree.... :cwl:

I have not moved on it yet, I may just do it myself, it is not a hard job. i am still leaning to the Whipple.

When I first started with the Maryland State police we carried the Smith and Wesson Model 27 .357 Magnum's before going over to the Beretta 92fs. I still have my revolver (they allowed us to buy them after they were replaced), it is ALWAYS stone cold reliable even after thousands and thousands...

I think he means don't lift suddenly when you are going sideways with forward velocity.... The issue is people start getting sideways then panic.

Oh I have made some bone head moves in cars, but in my younger days, when the stupid gene was much stronger, I couldn't afford an 11 second street car like this Mustang. That said, I was a trained professional driver and would still never drive like that on a crowded roadway even with traction...

I disagree 100% due to wall penetration. Snopes is in no way accurate. It is extremely biased and has an extreme liberal agenda. The law in Kennesaw has NOT been repealed according to also biased CNN as of 2018. Even they admit there is a very low crime rate, though of course they will never...

That is rt 301 in Maryland. What a bunch of dumb asses. It is almost ALWAYS heavily patrolled AND heavily populated.

I have been a life long fan of the manual transmission, be it on the tree, floor, gas tank, or foot. I have had plenty of both manual and auto's over the years. VERY recently, auto's have become faster than manuals, they no longer hunt for gears and know exactly where to drop to for instant...

When I got it, it had 6 miles on it and was titled to Academy Ford so it was technically used. They had 2 other Mustangs in the same boat. If Academy Ford wasn't such a well established family owned business with a solid reputation I never would have gone for it. I immediately thought something...

No, not using remote start and I have never turned on the driver seat and heated wheel before, but it came on this morning when I started the car. It is very random, that's why I am worried I have electrical problems....

I just bought this car a few months ago (it was part of a bankrupt dealer stock sale and couldn't be sold until January 2020) and have been waiting on the weather to warm up enough and of course NOW we are on this lockdown so I really only drive it to work every day (4 miles each way). The...

SIMPLE, but brilliant. Yes, great idea - thanks! The REAL concern is should I be worried that this is an underlying electrical issue? It is so random and can affect either side or the wheel at startup. BTW it never seems to happen any other time - ONLY at startup.

no more likely than getting diesel in a tank.