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Beautiful GT!!

Welcome to NYM.

Welcome to NYM. Nice low mileage mustang! Settle in and have a good time.

Welcome to NYM!! Post some pics and numbers. Contact me if you are having problems posting pics. I will walk you through it.

Welcome Tom. Now post some pics of the four eyes!!

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Stock pads will be fine. Even if you plan on bringing it to the track (drag strip) once in a while you will be ok.

If you would rarely go to the track go with a twin screw. GREAT fun light to light. You will have instant power and wont need to wind the car out.

You cant buy the vent valves seperately. You have to buy the whole assembly complete with both vent valves, sensor, and tubing. I still think it is on the pricey side, I just don't want to regret trying to rig it later. You can see on the smaller one, I broke the nipple off last year and jb...

How much will you be going to the track?

How are you going to get it though? LI is a LONG way away. Actually, them. There are two.

Well Gregg, I am guessing you don't want an all out track car. I am also guessing you don't want to build your motor, seeing as though you have under 10k on the clock. I don't understand the "sudden boost without warning" statement though. Boost is always dependant upon the throttle. You will...

Thanks Jared, I will probably contact him too. See who can get me the best deal. I am so tempted to patch it together but after all the work I don't think it is worth it.

I think that is the right one Bubba. I have delt with them before but I didn't know they had a website, lol. I just called them. I really don't want to spend $170 but I guess it is better than $250. Thanks bro.

Looks like I really f'ed up this time. After more research, this is what I found on another site.... "....the vent valves come as parts of the fuel vapor control asbly, which is both valves and the hoses, price is @$195.00 wholesale and it fits 1999 & 2000 only....the Ford part # is...