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first TC

Reply #30
Quote from: bkaser90;374243
let me ask this,  since I have the brown top injectors,  does that automatically mean I have the big vam? if not and I got a big vam, could i just plug it?

 
No, and no.
Big VAM's came on all SVO's and 87/88 TC's. Your ECU strategy was deveoped using the flow from a small VAM, so it's not plug and play without a corresponding ECU swap.
88 TC 5speed, 168000+ miles, stock 2.3T long block, ported RFE6 exhaust, Evergreen T3 running 15#'s.
Up next: FMIC, fresh air intake, ported intakes, ported big valve head.

first TC

Reply #31
well i went and looked at the car again... it has that stupid stick-on chrome around the bottom and its pretty much rotted the whole bottom half of the car out... UGH!!
Currently Birdless but never Foxless

86 Mustang GT

first TC

Reply #32
that stuff is a waist and a pain in the, you know.. it doesn't even look good.. i'll never understand why people would disgrace a car with that 'vinyl chrome' junk
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first TC

Reply #33
i didnt even take the time to look at the strut towers and front "frame rails" after i saw the rest of the rust. i know that it would take a set of doors and lower quarter panels for sure, possibly front fenders too. i want the car, but i'm not sure i'm interested in that much work when i have the 88 that needs very little body work
Currently Birdless but never Foxless

86 Mustang GT