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2nd July 04:23
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Hi i have a 1995 ford escort with 132 thousand miles on it still runnin
strong. But im looking to do some performance modifications and have n idea what to get seeing its my first car and all any help would b appreiciated thanks -- 1fastscort9 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1fastscort95's Profile: http://www.autostalk.com/m10 View this thread: http://www.autostalk.com/t41110 |
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2nd July 04:23
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In article <1fastscort95.2n5a1z@no-mx.forums.yourdomain.com.au>,
1fastscort95.2n5a1z@no-mx.forums.yourdomain.com.au says... "Google" is your friend. Ford Escort Forums - http://www.feoa.net/modules.php?name=Forums http://www.escortfocus.com/html/esco...formance_.html Have fun!! -- I. Care Address fake until the SPAM goes away ;-} |
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2nd July 04:24
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Change the oil and keep up on the maintaince. It is not worth putting much
money into it. Save the money for college, a new house or a new car. Jeff |
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2nd July 04:24
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Basically, that's what I told my boy.... Gave him a 97 Ranger for
graduating.... I keep it safe and dependable in exchange for "favours" which can keep him hopping... At 19, he owns his own home (well, him and the morgage company). Once he gets established, he'll have a lot of opportunities to have some really nice toys.... Word to the wise.... it is seldom a good diea to hotrod your daily driver... The quest for "more" will eventually render the car undriveable - a chore to drive - or possibly just plain unreliable. I was young once (honest).. and there's all manner of things I wish I'd done different. |
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2nd July 04:25
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Only things i done with it so far was put some neons on the interior go
a better radio chrome valve stem covers and muffler tip. Anyways i hav a old mustange i have to save up for to get running again -- 1fastscort9 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1fastscort95's Profile: http://www.autostalk.com/m10 View this thread: http://www.autostalk.com/t41110 |
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2nd July 04:25
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newbe with a question
Oh come on, wing's look good on escorts!
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2nd July 04:25
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Then, you've done more than you should have.
You do all the other stuff, like put in a new cam, maybe a new chip, whatever. What do you get for your troubles when you go sell it? Not much. Save it for the Mustang. Jeff |
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2nd July 04:25
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K thanks guys i already got 600 dollars stuck into the mustange i got
289 hipo for it and the fenders now i need a hood but its a really nic mustange its a 1966 mustange gt 289 fastback a code its original colo was yellow now black its only got 70 thousand miles on it should b sweet when i get done -- 1fastscort9 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1fastscort95's Profile: http://www.autostalk.com/m10 View this thread: http://www.autostalk.com/t41110 |
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2nd July 04:25
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It should be,
And, unlike the Escort, it will be worth something when finished. ;-) Jeff |
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2nd July 04:26
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Do the neons and chrome covers make it go faster?
Looks aren't gonna get it faster. A new intake, cams, and such *might* be worth it, but the others are right, save the money for the 'Stang -- Don't drink water, fish have sex in it! |
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