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Mine is 9 y/o with about 10,000 miles on it. I have never been to happy with the "assist" of the booster which I think is weak. Now it has developed a hiss when pressing the pedal and the pedal has gone hard. I know I use my brakes pretty hard because I race my car but I was not expecting for it to fail so soon. That said, it may not be an issue for a street car. I think it is t...

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I suspect a problem with my brake shoes on the left rear of the car. After a great fun drive, spirited but not overly so, I came home to the left rear brake smelling and the wheel being hot to the touch. Smelled like brake linings. So I guess I've got a dragging shoe or something. Never noticed this before even on the long 250km drive on Easter.

What are the usual sups...

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Title says it all. I'm running open chamber 2v heads right now, I'm wondering if I could put in domed pistons and still run it on pump gas or if I would need to use flat top? The DSS one's I'm looking at have a -7.50cc for domed and +3cc for flat top. Guy before me had it bored .030 over, probably had the heads milled too. I'll get it bored to .010 more and I'll just get the hea...

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My dad gave me this keychain that he said went with the car. Was this from the dealership?

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Hi, I am looking for 72 Mustang Sprint, AC parts and Original Dash parts

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