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blownfox

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I just did the IRS Swap in my 93 Notch and have a set of E-Brake cables you can use or I can give you the measurements

Thanks SVTORANGE but i tried the factory e-cables and they are working so far.

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It is tuned on E85 makes 677/606. I just haven't put the dash back in it and I have some parts to put on it. I lost intrest in it for a while but now I am ready to finish it. Runs great I wouldn't hesitate to drive it anywhere.

TEAL VNM your car looks awesome! One day I'll order some wheels from TF!
 
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Just picked up my first Fox Cobra. Love it so far. Can everyone share what components they are using for the 5-lug swap on these cars?

Thank you
Jeremy
 

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Most the time it's SN-95 spindles on the front, then new axle's on the rear.
 

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Just picked up my first Fox Cobra. Love it so far. Can everyone share what components they are using for the 5-lug swap on these cars?

Thank you
Jeremy

Hey Jeremy

I used the control arms, spindles and brakes from an 04 COBRA for the front and did an IRS swap in the rear = PERFECTION

Car handles and rides AWESOME
 

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If you run stock 93 cobra axle's most 17x9 or 18x9 rear wheels will stick out.
this is what i did...
94 spindles
stainless steel lines all around
I also did rear hard lines (I'm not sure if they were needed)
stock foxbody length axles Edit...I currently have 18x10 for the rear wheels
these rear disc brake caliper brackets http://www.latemodelrestoration.com...Disc-Brake-Caliper-Adapter-Brackets-For-Cobra
stock E-cables
03 cobra caliper (front and Rear)
03 cobra rotor (the link above will allow you to run the 11.65 in rear rotor)
 
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why do they call it fox body


what is the difference between a regular mustang and a cobra mustang like these
 

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If you run stock 93 cobra axle's most 17x9 or 18x9 rear wheels will stick out.
this is what i did...
94 spindles
stainless steel lines all around
I also did rear hard lines (I'm not sure if they were needed)
stock foxbody length axles Edit...I currently have 18x10 for the rear wheels
these rear disc brake caliper brackets http://www.latemodelrestoration.com...Disc-Brake-Caliper-Adapter-Brackets-For-Cobra
stock E-cables
03 cobra caliper (front and Rear)
03 cobra rotor (the link above will allow you to run the 11.65 in rear rotor)

Thanks! I will look into this!
 

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The 93 cobra axles are 3/4 of an inch longer on each side. They are the same length as a 94-98 axles but I believe the hub is a tad smaller.
 

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Here are some pictures of how mine has been sitting for way to long.
 

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^^^ Looks like your making progress, is that a coupe your working on too?
 

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not a real cobra but everything on this car came off of real 93 cobras except for doors and the shell which is a 1987 t-top car
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