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Take the thing that looks like an upside-down penguin. Using your right hand orientate it so that its head is to the east. Then with your left hand use some vegan personal lubricant to gently grease your oring. Once it is lubed to mil-spec 11-56-54378, place it on the southeast protrubence if...

I'm going to be doing a DOB kit this spring. I won't be forging the motor so I'm going to be limited to the 450 rwhp. Do I need to run the more expensive 91 octane that I'm currently running on my N/A tune? My gut says I should run higher octane but what's the science say on it. Opinions?

Are these the "street" or the "street & strip" ones?

8 years, 2 months, and 21 days since this thread was active. Deader than dead. But hope springs eternal!

Motorcraft YH1865. $38 at Amazon.

The one you need to replace is the one located behind the gauge cluster. Which means pulling the console, left knee panel, lower dash panel (under steering wheel), then pull cluster. Then use a combination of 1/4" extensions, elbow joints, and wobble sockets to get the two screws out. I did mine...

No longer for sale.

http://www.silverhorseracing.com/SHR-Flush-Mount-Quarter-Vent-Louvers-pair-UNPAINTED-for-2005-2009-Mustang.html Down at bottom under Installation Time.

I think SHR actually did a write up on how to paint these. Go to the product page and look towards the bottom.

Bluetooth OBD adapter and Torque Pro (Android only). I love this set up and use it on my Mustang, diesel F350, wife's Sentea, and friends' cars to help them out.

I tried, not allowed for some reason. Probably because you are a new member.

Still available.

I have a 13/14 HE for sale in the FS section.

I'm in Las Vegas and moving to Phoenix. The problem with selling these is shipping. Everybody wants a minimum of $75 to ship. USPS priority mail at least gets it there in 2 to 3 days. I paid $325 for it when I got it locally. I'm just trying not to lose to much on the sale.

Bump. Would rather sell than take with me when I move.

Down to $375. Need this gone to get cash for move and don't want to lug this to the new city.

If no one can ID based on the photo or # you could take one to a testing company and they could run it on a flow bench. A local place charged me $10 a piece to verify some GT500 injectors I have.

Don't have a coupon code but they run pretty regular sales. Next one will probably be Memorial Day. Sign up for their newsletter. As to the grill inserts try giving them a call. I'd be shocked if they didn't have a set collecting dust on a shelf.

I had bought this in anticipation of doing a DOB GT450 kit. In very good condition. Saw less than 1000 miles before it was pulled. Have been on the fence as to selling it, but finances have forced me to sell. Will be shipped USPS Priority Mail, should be to you in 2-3 days. $400. Prefer...

That way the intake was isolated from the hot heads. Jason then recommended running a 160* thermostat to again help keep the temps down from the water circulating through the cross over.

Jason at DOB also recommends a 160 for his kits. I run a 180 degree in my Mishimoto radiator equipped N/A mustang. Have my GT500 fan set up to turn on low at 180 and kick to high at 190. Car runs a consistent 195 degrees winter or summer here in Vegas, both cruising down the highway at 80mph...

Yes, he was. If Steeda could sue Jason for a spacer that could only work on a F/I motor they can sue these guys too. And probably will.

Can Steeda's CMCV deletes work on a car that has a DOB450, Whipple, Roush, etc., supercharger? None of these kits even have CMCV to delete in the first place! If not then the design has been changed enough to invalidate the patent infringement claim.

If Jason caves to their 10% of gross demand they get free cash! If he doesn't they have they market to themselves and can reap 100% of the profits, if they so chose. It's a lazy but profitable business practice.

It is super easy to write a letter and send it to Jason demanding 10% or cease and desist. If Jason pays then they get some extra cash from a little work. If he gives up then they can, if they chose, bring the same product to market and reap 100% of the profits. It's how the system was designed...