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The rubber version is a nice replacement, but watch out with stock exhaust, as it can melt the tops in spots. They also tend to flap a little at higher speeds. Jeff

I installed the questionable aftermarket hose last year. My original was pretty greasy on the outside with approximately 26k miles. The fluid itself had been serviced in the past. Checked it today, and with 500 miles on it now, the aftermarket hose was noticeably greasy on the outside as well...

I believe it may vary with which x-pipe you have. I have the GT Guys' and have minimal drone at one spot that is not in a standard cruising speed/RPM's.

https://www.cooltechllc.com/ford-gt-parts-accessories/127-ford-gt-front-gas-struts.html One of our forum members/sponsers has these.

I do this at home on a regular basis using both hockey pucks and sometimes a square flat section of 2x4.

We had a 1970 Buick GS 4spd big block convertible. Rare Buick. I walked in to the small dealership in Iowa at least 30 years after they sold the car. Dealership had changed names, probably owners, but I found a salesman that had been there that long, and he had even married the original...

Learned a good lesson the first time I took the screens out. Dropped my only 27 torx bit down through the screen. Needed another 27 to remove the pan to get the dropped bit. Have several #27's now.

Better make it winter, or you have to see him by his pool in his mankini.

We had another forum member get a chunk of an old filter stuck in the throttle blade an high speed.:eek: Had to shut off the vehicle and brake/coast to a stop to address.

Ed, glad to help. You may not remember, but we had a chance to visit at one of the rally dinners at the hotel in Vegas. You were either just getting ready to, or had just moved to Texas. Jeff

It should work. This is the NAPA gasket with an OE plug.

I believe a NAPA 704-1982 may work. I could check the loose GT plug I have against the box of these seals I keep in the garage for a couple of my other cars. Might be a day or 2 though.

Not often we get a day just below 70 degrees at the end of December here in Kansas. Had to get out, putting on about 115 miles today.

Probably not available in red Frank. It just looks and sounds faster than any RED car could achieve. ;)

I had only read to about 3-4 posts above when I told Gina: "I'll bet Ajai wishes he could trade up", then I came down to this post.😀

Dr Frank should be able to chime in shortly with a good recommendation. I believe he uses Bommarito Ford up in Hazelwood. Jeff

I think the studs on my F-350 are 14mm and I believe the torque is 140. 12mm is usually in the 100 range.

Sorry forgot the link, haven't got the post edit down yet. https://www.fordgtforum.com/forums/threads/installed-tpms-system-last-week.29546/

Siemans makes a lot of the OE sensors. I picked up a kit by them with the 4 sensors and a wireless receiver. The receiver velcros right up in front of the passenger air bag key switch. Fits right in that alcove. Looks like it belongs there. On the rear tires, the sensor has to be mounted in a...

You can add them if you want. I am able to monitor both pressures and temperatures of each individual tire.