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Too many parts! too little time!

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Old 12-17-2008, 02:47 PM
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i would want sticker too!! i have the 5.9 magum!! but i want a sticker thats says 3.9 v6 lol
 
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Damn! I forgot to say the Hughes came with a sticker card too!LOL

And from what I've read on here, the rockers are the way to go instead of headers, unless you are doing other extensive mods to the motor.
 
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Yeah, we have already discussed that Roller Rockers were the way to go, instead of headers.
 
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more pics of the mustang
 
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Ahh, I remember when my Carton 'O Fun came from Harland Sharp. It'll take you 3 hours tops to put those on, most of that trying to pry the little plastic wiring harness brackets off the valve cover studs. Just be really careful with the little black spacers. They're easy to drop down into a head crevice, especially with assembly lube on your fingers. Also, the hex bolt size wasn't correct in the PS article, IIRC.

My suggestion is to start on a part of the engine that's easy to reach, so you get the practice of handling all the bits and parts before you move to the back driver's side valves.
 



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