Took some new pics of the LSC August 11, 2008, 12:39:58 AM I got new tires for the Mark so I decided to give it a bath, and the weather was nice so I got some new pics. The tires are 235/60-16 spoogeho Solus KR21s.My sticker collection. :hick: Quote Selected
Took some new pics of the LSC Reply #1 – August 11, 2008, 01:08:34 AM Looks Good! Let me know how you like those, I wanted some last time I got tires but went with Nexen ($300 w alinement) but I think I am going with spoogehos next time. Quote Selected
Took some new pics of the LSC Reply #2 – August 11, 2008, 01:10:10 AM nice ! look like my old one, that now belong to my son. we installed the 94/95 mustangGT wheel with 225/60/16 on ours.who swap the stick in? what clutch pedals donor car where use? Quote Selected
Took some new pics of the LSC Reply #4 – August 11, 2008, 07:30:08 AM Matt, Nice photo's man...plus a little trip up north in Ohio is where us (CJ people) can really get a good look at the Mark VII. :poke: Quote Selected
Took some new pics of the LSC Reply #5 – August 11, 2008, 01:05:50 PM Thanks everybody. Cougar86_89 I'll let you know how they do. So far I can tell you that they have nice turn in, they're quiet, and they have good traction. The warranty on these tires is 85,000 miles which is quite a bit. Everything that I read on Tire Rack said they have good treadwear.Quote from: rancheronut;231535nice ! look like my old one, that now belong to my son. we installed the 94/95 mustangGT wheel with 225/60/16 on ours.who swap the stick in? what clutch pedals donor car where use?I did the swap. The manual pedals came out of a 1986 Mustang, but any manual fox body pedals from 83-93 will work except 87-88 Turbo Coupe pedals. I think they're different because of the hydraulic clutch.Quote from: mercury-man;231544Matt, Nice photo's man...plus a little trip up north in Ohio is where us (CJ people) can really get a good look at the Mark VII. :headbang: :poke:It's nice to feel wanted. :giggle: Quote Selected
Took some new pics of the LSC Reply #6 – August 11, 2008, 01:16:33 PM I love a clean LSC!!!Nice... Quote Selected
Took some new pics of the LSC Reply #7 – August 15, 2008, 03:22:09 PM what happened to the Rodlites? Quote Selected
Took some new pics of the LSC Reply #8 – August 15, 2008, 08:21:29 PM Very nice looking LSC. I really like the look of those rims on that car, great job! Quote Selected
Took some new pics of the LSC Reply #9 – August 15, 2008, 10:13:21 PM Looks nice! Can't say I agree with the stickers but I give props for not sticking them all over the outside of the car! LOL I agree, wheels look good Quote Selected
Took some new pics of the LSC Reply #10 – August 16, 2008, 01:14:46 AM Quote from: Grounded Eagle;232063what happened to the Rodlites?Wow, first post huh? I'm guessing you've seen my car before?Let's just say that polished lightweight racing wheels and daily driving don't go so well together. Quote from: Privateer;232096 Very nice looking LSC. I really like the look of those rims on that car, great job! Thanks, I think turbines look pretty plain when they're gray, but painting them black really makes a big improvement imho. It's like they have an 80's aftermarket wheel look.I have been thinking about getting a set of 96-97 Mustang Cobra rims when I can. I've seen them on Marks before, and I think they really fit the car nice.As an aside, I thought that LSC turbines were made by Ford, but they weren't. LSC turbines were actually made by a British driveline/wheel manufacturer called GKN. Quote Selected