syncro replacement

[SVTeeshirt]

Originally Posted by cliffyk Fixed--some senile old coot forgot to upload it to the web server... cliff you mind me asking what you do for a living? you know the 4.6 inside and out, is that all hobby or work related?

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[BlackMage]

did i miss something, why would a 99 gt have a t-5 in it???

[SVTeeshirt]

Originally Posted by BlackMage

did i miss something, why would a 99 gt have a t-5 in it???

no one said it did, the O.P thought it may we corrected and said it was the t-45 which is similar to the t-5.

[cliffyk]

I am a semi-retired mechanical engineer, that got involved with computers in the mid-70s, PCs in the late 70s, financial management of non-profit orgs in the mid-80s, and back to data systems engineering in the early 90s.

I currently provide data systems consulting services to the Florida Department of Health, and a couple of automotive electronics companies. I also buy electronic test equipment on eBay, repair it, and hopefully makes some money in the process.

That's how I make money--I spend it by playing with computers, electronic equipment, my Mustang and other things that let me go fast, my first love...

Here are a couple photos of my electronics studio (messy as heck):





And an old photo of my mini-machine shop:

[BlackMage]

Originally Posted by SVTeeshirt

no one said it did, the O.P thought it may we corrected and said it was the t-45 which is similar to the t-5.

ah gotcha, ur post started with " this." so i just skipped ur post haha.

cliffyk thats fricken sweet!

[SVTeeshirt]

yeah, that is pretty sweet cliffy, you seem to know more about electrical and airflow than most people on this site, i guess that would explain it, i guess mechanical engineer, helps with all the "ahem" mechanics in a car lol.

[sxynerd]

If I would have went straight to college, MIT or Caltech would have been my first choices.