Things are starting to come together
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No real technical reason, I just wanted to make sure it was enough and at first I thought the remote IAC would be OK. But Aaron at 6061 ended up having a new, but older model 90mm with IAC so he let me swap them.
Turbosvt93
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I wonder why they quite? The 105mm is listed with a iac lol
Good question!
Actually they list a 90mm "clamp style"
https://www.accufabracing.com/throttle-body/product/124-mustang-5-0l-1986-1993-90mm-throttle-body
https://www.accufabracing.com/throttle-body/product/124-mustang-5-0l-1986-1993-90mm-throttle-body
I really need to start assembling rather that disassembling, but there's no way I am going to put all those pretty new parts in a dirty truck 
Luckily it's just dust from storage and grime from being a DD for a couple of years. Once clean everything is going to get hit with SPI Epoxy. Also don't make fun of the "trans support" it's only temporary until the trans comes out. The pics make the flash rust look worse than it is, but nothing a wire wheel won't clean up.
Luckily it's just dust from storage and grime from being a DD for a couple of years. Once clean everything is going to get hit with SPI Epoxy. Also don't make fun of the "trans support" it's only temporary until the trans comes out. The pics make the flash rust look worse than it is, but nothing a wire wheel won't clean up.
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mojo racing
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Looks like you're getting serious there!!!
chesebro
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If you activate that purple degreaser with some hot water, and give it 20-30 minute dwell time... it will work wonders. thats what we use to clean up mechanic shops..
mojo racing
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My buddy runs a well drilling rig here in Florida and the back gets to be a greasy mess and that is exactly what he does too, works great!
OK, don't get that crap on your skin! Some must have splattered down in my shoe. The skin around my ankle feels like it is dissolving...
But, like the others said it does a good job, removes paint too so be careful. Letting it dry in the sun, I'll probably rinse it another time or two then get rid of any rust and paint it.
Before and after on the core support
But, like the others said it does a good job, removes paint too so be careful. Letting it dry in the sun, I'll probably rinse it another time or two then get rid of any rust and paint it.
Before and after on the core support
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While I was waiting for it to soak in on the greasy spot I found I started hitting the rest of the cross member and rails with a wire wheel. Any dirt or old paint came right off. Again though, keep it away from your skin, my ankle looks nasty.
droppedf100
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Looks good. Man I wish my truck was that clean. Been through 2 rad supports already
droppedf100
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Yeah mine has 385k and it has been my daily driver since 00. And they like salt around here lol