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93gt4v

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Hey what's up all, I am a huge mustang guy. I have owned countless mustangs. The one I have currently I have owned for almost 15yrs and is my pride and joy and survived a lot. I have a 93gt with 88k original miles it is a Two Tone Reef Blue/Grey and Grey leather fox. I am doing a mod swap to her I already picked up the motor, a 98 Lincoln Mark VIII engine, and TR3650 and QA1 tubular K, That I bought from Jegs and is on back order til May 23rd!!!!!! Hoping to get some helpful hints in doing my swap. I am either going to keep all my wiring and wire up a 96 cobra harness, or going to switch the harness front to back from a 96gt.
 

93gt4v

Member
I actually just picked up a 96gt roller, everything minus engine and trans. Has a bunch of NA 2v parts in the trunk. I picked up the car for very little and it has all the wiring. I am going to just swap the wiring front to back. I am going to use the 96 cobra cluster I have sitting around, I am going to see about making a plastic trim to close up the gap and make it look alittle more factory.
 

Svt Fox

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Staff member
I actually just picked up a 96gt roller, everything minus engine and trans. Has a bunch of NA 2v parts in the trunk. I picked up the car for very little and it has all the wiring. I am going to just swap the wiring front to back. I am going to use the 96 cobra cluster I have sitting around, I am going to see about making a plastic trim to close up the gap and make it look alittle more factory.

Why don't you use the factory fox gauge cluster?
 

93gt4v

Member
I had thought about it, but I already have the cluster and to make it alittle easier I am switching wiring front to back. The whole inside of my car is going to have sprayable seam sealer layed down to close the holes, and then I am going to run 1/4 dynamat, dynapad. While it is stripped down, I am going to repaint the entire underside of the car with basecoat/clear coat. Running a body shop has its perks at times LOL.
 

Svt Fox

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Staff member
If you change your mind, I am running a fox cluster, with a 96 GT EEC, with cop. Everything works, very well.
 

Bill

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Staff member
Donator
Welcome to the show. Looking forward to seeing you gitterdone
 
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