im new here...heres my new to me '88tbird Reply #30 – December 15, 2010, 03:45:30 PM I love black wheels. I vote black 03 Cobras. Quote Selected
im new here...heres my new to me '88tbird Reply #31 – December 15, 2010, 06:05:45 PM Quote from: birdboy88;345670i assume to keep the oil from blowing back through the motor and building up on the intake and everything else on the way. i think its a great idea. has a small valve on the bottom on the custom made alum canister for drainage. after many high mileage fords, i like this idea because ive always had oil coming back through this line and making a mess. ill try to get more pics when its not 20degrees outside and snowing..goood ol' unpredictable maryland weather lol.I bet he did that because of the Cobra intake. They usually don't have a big enough baffel under the PCV valve and they suck up oil. The Explorer GT40 lower, which I have, has a much larger baffel from the factory. I have zero oil in the intake issues. Quote Selected
im new here...heres my new to me '88tbird Reply #32 – December 15, 2010, 07:00:42 PM Quote from: 50tbrd88;345773I always vote no on black wheels. It's way overdone (this coming from a guy with Cobra R's, lol) and just does not look good in my eyes. You have to have some contrast mixed in there.But its your car and your choice. I'm with you. I don't really care for black wheels. Unless they have a machined or chrome lip. Then I like them. I like the new black chrome that's out now though. Quote Selected
im new here...heres my new to me '88tbird Reply #33 – December 15, 2010, 07:22:38 PM yeah well wheels are one of those things that are fun to change around every now and then. I have some beat chrome waffle star mustang wheels i painted black and left the chrome lip. gonna try those out and ill post pics. just got em layin around so why not. but the highs around here are about 35degrees so thats gonna have to wait a bit lol. anybody have a suggestion on some lowering springs that wont cause the car to shake my teeth out? i want a nice progressive rate spring Quote Selected
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