New Feature: Ford Mustang Knowledgebase
01-12-2009, 12:38 PM
#11
Former Sponsor
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: TN
Posts: 151
Add drivetrain topic to KB
Hey all & Happy New Year!
We've just recently added a new feature to the site, it's called "Ford Mustang Knowledgebase", it is a directory of most common topics that most new members are looking for. For example "air intakes", "headers" and etc.
I've added a couple of really common topics, but would like your suggestions on what to cover next. For example - "camshafts", specific tire sizing, and etc. Completely open to your suggestions and need your help here.
You can just post in this thread.
Mustang K-Base is located at https://mustangforums.com/kbase
Thanks,
Mike
We've just recently added a new feature to the site, it's called "Ford Mustang Knowledgebase", it is a directory of most common topics that most new members are looking for. For example "air intakes", "headers" and etc.
I've added a couple of really common topics, but would like your suggestions on what to cover next. For example - "camshafts", specific tire sizing, and etc. Completely open to your suggestions and need your help here.
You can just post in this thread.
Mustang K-Base is located at https://mustangforums.com/kbase
Thanks,
Mike
01-28-2009, 08:38 AM
#15
6th Gear Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: state of confusion
Posts: 7,635
Somewhat slow on both computers that I regularly use to access this site. Broadband of some sort at work, wireless high speed at home.
Maybe it's a function of membership size? A site with much smaller membership loads pages tremendously faster.
On topic - there's quite a bit of information in the S197 Handling forum, and some of that has general applicability. It's not all just cornering tech, either.
Norm
Maybe it's a function of membership size? A site with much smaller membership loads pages tremendously faster.
On topic - there's quite a bit of information in the S197 Handling forum, and some of that has general applicability. It's not all just cornering tech, either.
Norm
02-22-2009, 11:27 AM
#19
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Michigan
Posts: 1
HELP...
I'm currently having a problem with my mustang not sure if its a disconected wire or something with my ignition wires or spark plugs but evertime my car sits over night in cold weather and when i go to start it, the engine will crank normally, except it will not start. this has happened to me severall time and when it does start, if the engine isnt warm it will stall out if i dont rev the engine. the problem doesnt accur however when the engine is warm.. if you have an answer or a suggestion could you please shoot me an email at bc96gt@yahoo.com my name is Brandon thanks
03-05-2009, 10:31 AM
#20
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: California
Posts: 4
Im new to this site I came to this site hoping to get help on a project i have a wrecked 95 5.0 and a 96 v6 5speed i dnt want to get rid of my 5.0 so i was wondering if i could swap all the parts onto the v6 if any body has any suggestions email me at l56j@att.blackberry.net
Last edited by 5mustang0; 03-05-2009 at 10:33 AM.