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    maverick GT??????????

    No Grabbers, no Comet GTs...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 13, 2007 in forum: General Maverick/Comet
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    Lets say the worst happens and you go to that big Maverick heaven in the sky...

    :rl::clap:...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 12, 2007 in forum: General Maverick/Comet
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    Ignition Lock Removal w/o Key

    I don't think you need a key. Just remove the steering wheel and that should give you access to the assembly for the lock cylinder. You may have...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 12, 2007 in forum: Technical
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    Lets say the worst happens and you go to that big Maverick heaven in the sky...

    Yes, which is exactly why I refuse to will it to friends or relatives whom I know would not take care of it. It's worth much more to me than it...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 12, 2007 in forum: General Maverick/Comet
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    Age old question what cam to use

    I could die happy if my car ran like that. I wouldn't change a thing...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 12, 2007 in forum: Technical
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    valve covers

    They look awesome. I just wish they had twist-on oil caps instead of the push-in type...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 12, 2007 in forum: Technical
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    Lets say the worst happens and you go to that big Maverick heaven in the sky...

    Ya never know; anything's possible...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 11, 2007 in forum: General Maverick/Comet
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    My Rear is Confused.

    Yeah, that's why I said "etc". There are many terms for it. Basically, it is a removable carrier. GM-type and the Ford 8.8" rear-ends (and some...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 11, 2007 in forum: Technical
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    Lets say the worst happens and you go to that big Maverick heaven in the sky...

    Ya know? This is a good question, and one that I have thought about many times. Unfortunately, I come up with the same answer every time; I can't...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 11, 2007 in forum: General Maverick/Comet
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    Another Maverick wrecked, Wrning not for the meak or mild, Maverick carnage inside

    That's very sad. 'Looks like it was a very nice Grabber prior to that. 'Also looks like the driver's head hit the windshield (seatbelts??). The...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 11, 2007 in forum: General Maverick/Comet
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    17x7 Rim, Good Tire Size?

    Unless it's on my Maverick; those will rub for sure (and bad!)...:mad:
    Post by: T.L., Jul 11, 2007 in forum: Cosmetic
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    17's

    Those tires are too tall for a Maverick. You need like 45 series...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 11, 2007 in forum: Wheels and Tires
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    My Rear is Confused.

    Yep. "Third member", center section, center chunk, pumpkin, banjo, differential, etc. 'All means the same thing...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 11, 2007 in forum: Technical
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    Rubber or Polyurethane Bushings/Front-end Rebuild

    And just how would one grease them incorrectly?? I installed PST polygraphite bushings on the front of an '83 Firebird. I used the grease that is...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 10, 2007 in forum: General Maverick/Comet
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    Best way to lower the rear?

    I would not lower the rear. I have never seen a Maverick/Comet that sat too high in the rear with stock springs and no air-shocks or shackles. If...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 10, 2007 in forum: Cosmetic
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    Rubber or Polyurethane Bushings/Front-end Rebuild

    I used polyurethane on the rear springs, and it rides like a brick $#!t-house. 'Should'a stuck with rubber. New stock-type rubber bushings firm...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 10, 2007 in forum: General Maverick/Comet
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    Oh the humanity!!! I broke it!!

    WTH, Dan??!!!!!!!!!
    Post by: T.L., Jul 9, 2007 in forum: Technical
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    found me a set of tires for my mav

    Not if you want the car to "handle"... :naughty:
    Post by: T.L., Jul 9, 2007 in forum: Technical
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    Rubber or Polyurethane Bushings/Front-end Rebuild

    I recommend rubber, except for the sway-bar bushings, which should be polyurethane. Get the grease-able kind if you can. Contrary to popular...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 9, 2007 in forum: General Maverick/Comet
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    Louvers

    Let me clarify my previous statement; they don't look bad on the back window (although I prefer none at all, in favor of a nice tint), they look...
    Post by: T.L., Jul 8, 2007 in forum: Cosmetic
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