Mach1 Parts Spreadsheet

[ChitownStang]

No problem! It drove me nuts so I'm happy to save you the trouble.

Spoiler:

Engineering Part MR3B6341602AA5FM6 / Service Part MR3Z6344210AA


Gurney Flap:

Engineering Part MR3B44212AA5FM6 / Service Part MR3Z6344210AB


"5FM6" is the color code.

Also more information/discussion here: https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/mach-1-hp-spoiler.165771/

Thank you very much!
Next to tackle the rear splash guard parts needed as that seems to be a little confusing as well...LOL

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[Charlemagne]

You would probably need extended wheel studs to accommodate one inch spacers.

It's entirely possible. I never used them on a Mustang, had 5 and 15 mm spacers with longer bolts on a Mini Cooper S and as said, it was a pain in the ass when switching wheels so I knew right away I want wide wheels instead for flush look (and more importantly better grip and, well, good feeling when tyre size starts with 3 ).

 

[melwff]

No not at all

 

[melwff]

Thank you very much!
Next to tackle the rear splash guard parts needed as that seems to be a little confusing as well...LOL

Not confusing they should be on the spreadsheet. Line 28 through 32 Mach 1 tab.

 

[mustang5o]

It's entirely possible. I never used them on a Mustang, had 5 and 15 mm spacers with longer bolts on a Mini Cooper S and as said, it was a pain in the ass when switching wheels so I knew right away I want wide wheels instead for flush look (and more importantly better grip and, well, good feeling when tyre size starts with 3 ).

I think switching wheels is easier with long studs. I didn't NEED them on the rear but put longer ones on anyway to match the look and because it makes swapping wheels easier. I guess you could have issues with the spacer sticking but for the most part that's not been too much of an issue. My buddy that helps me with track prep sometimes likes that I have long studs front and rear now.

 

[mustang5o]

If you bought a rear seat delete car like I did and then decided you wanted to run a Schroth Quick Fit Pro for track days, you may have had a heck of a time finding the right bolts to use. When you pull out the RSD panel you can find the seat belt holes (mine were covered with black stickers). When I removed those stickers I found the holes were not threaded as another member here had told me. Finding the separate bolt part number took some time. Dealer wasn't able to track it down (or didn't try hard enough). Lucky for me I have a buddy who rebuilds wrecked vehicles to sell on a used car lot. He was able to track down the part. He even found a reference to it being a self tapping bolt. Once I had the part number my dealer was able to get them for me in a few days. I got 4 of them in case I decided to add a Schroth to my passenger side. Though at this point I think a Watson 4 point roll bar and a 6 or 7 point harness is in my future.

The bolt part number is:
Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt Screw - Ford (W505275-S439)

 

[Tmpst]

Just had almost the whole front end replaced. I’ll see if I can get the parts list from the shop on Monday to add to the spread sheet

 

[Rebirth_18]

Anyone have the part number for the Vaccum line setup from the brake booster all the way to the manifold?

 

[18ROUSH_RS2]

Red/Black Side stripe Drivers Side
MR3Z-6320001-AB
Red/Black Rear Side stripe Drivers Side
MR3Z-6320001-AE
Red/Black Side Stripe Passenger Side
MR3Z-6320000-AB
Red/Black Rear Side Stripe Passenger Side
MR3Z-6320000-AE

 

[Joker721]

Anyone have the OEM oil drain pan plug part number handy?

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