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I was looking at running an electric water pump on my daily driver. I just want to eliminate as much of the belt driven accessories as possible to clean up the front of the engine.

The 94 looks freaking awesome. I don't have the bankroll for another project like that though lol

I used the factory lines without any problems

Yep, you use the standard mustang stuff. When you get ready to get brakes you can just go to the local shop and tell them what brakes you need.

You are correct sir.

But the calipers and rotors will be super cheap...which were the biggest investment that we had on the one that we did.

Yeah, you use the big cobra calipers and rotors. It is a really sweet setup when you get it all done. Pair that with the disc brake explorer rear and you are good to go.

Mine get calibrated twice a year. Of course it helps that the dealership I work for pays for it lol

Yeah...he only got to see it for a bit. I was gone once I go by him lol

No, there is a silver civic hatch that has a fart cannon, and a big sticker that says bottle fed on the back window. He always tries to race my buddies bagged ranger. So we let him try his luck against my "pos beater" as he called it.

Nothing fancy but it gets the job done. Just ask the little silver civic...

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Ok, I have done this once before on a 97. You need the 89 up beams and 95 and up spindles. Then you of course need the rotors and calipers. These are the brackets that you will need. I will be ordering a set soon for the front of my 84. Really nice group of people to work with. http://www.nekustoms....

I am from Spartanburg, SC I go to Charlotte quite a bit though

Hey man, you aren't too far away from me. I know that we make power steering lines as well as fuel lines at work. Our fittings just screw into the lines. It isn't the stainless braided stuff but I assume that it would be the same. I bought quite a bit of line for mine, I am piecing the fuel system t...