Recent content by HighHP

The center grommet part number is: YF1Z-9P686-AA readily available at your Ford dealer for a couple dollars. This fits many 2000-2020 cars/trucks. Here are some GT air filter part numbers. First number is the Ford part number. It has been opined that the NAPA and Wix are the best. Of...

Congratulations on the car purchase. You will love it. Like me, you get to look at it for the winter months. And lots of time for maintenance/mods.

I only put it on for longer freeway runs. I don't seem to get chips on cars from in town driving. I prefer the bra-less look.

I had a storage case made for my Speed Lingerie Bra. It is sized for the bra folded along natural fold lines. It is not folding across any of the the hard plastic pieces. See attached drawing. Any upholstery shop can make it. I had a local boat upholstery shop make it for $125. They used...

I have an 05, no holes. Only the one tab with one hole, as yours has. What did the nylon fasteners hold?

I checked UPS and Fedex. For freight, they were terrible expensive at $2000 instead of YRC at a couple hundred. Nobody will probably believe me. I wouldn't.

I recently had the same surprising experience. Per USMCA, items made in Canada, USA, and Mexico (and a few others) have no tariffs when imported or re-imported into the US. BUT, unless you have some sort of affidavit from the manufacturer stating country of origin, a 2.5% duty is charged on the...

That would be great. Thanks.

I am looking for a couple of center caps, 4G7Z-1130-BA, for the 2005-06 BBS 10 spoke option wheel. Please PM me if you know where I can find them. Thanks much.

Not sure which line this is. The PS return lines are a combination of metal tubes and hoses. I assume the leak is on one of the hoses fastened with constant tension spring clamps. Return hoses have minor pressure. Most auto parts stores carry this hose in bulk. It is generally labelled as...

Excellent resume. Very nice to know.

No bad news. We all learned a lot from your research and sharing the specs.

Assume the belt crank sprocket is 2" in diameter. 2" x 3.14 = 6.28" sprocket circumference. So the belt travels approximately 6" or 0.5 feet per revolution. If the engine is running at 6000 RPM the belt is running at 3000 feet per minute.

Thanks for the info. I have added it to my GT parts list.

Congrats on the GT purchase. You will love it. I also did not have the ability to attach anything when I first opened my forum account. Once I owned a GT, I sent a message to the administrator with car specifics. He then upgraded my account.