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Yeah... don't be afraid to install - these belts are cake to change.
I think this is the right diagram for a non-pi engine. Someone cuss me out if I'm wrong...
Seriously... I've changed belts on a lot of different engines - Mustang GT is the easiest so far.
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flowmaster 40s, k&n rai, bbk 78mm tb/p, accel cops, ngk plugs, steeda udp,
low temp stat, full length welded sfc, bbk st brace, hypertech tuned...
dropped about an inch with some appearance crap & just sits in the garage.
1.go to autozone.
2.order belt
3.install belt
3.???
4.PROFIT!
... I hope your joking.
I know how to change it out. I'm asking, what is a good brand, any to look out for and what to stay away from? but I don't want to be spending more than needed.
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Originally Posted by PistolPete79
i wouldnt go for a goodyear gatorback, i had one of those get ripped up on me and it wasnt even a year old!
Thanks for the advice, you too reznap.
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1998 Mustang GT - Atlantic Blue - '17 Premium wheels 5 speed Photos
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