Mustang Tech

Checkout these guys.

They specialize in Boss 302 and Big Block smog gear but the hoses may work.

http://www.semomustang.com/

My 68 390GT auto had all the smog gear.
Have photos from the original owner.
Being a California car I thought it was mandatory.

I wonder if this is some kind of record.

Jeff if you need an upholsterer I can recommend someone local and very good.
Lives close to us too. He did mine if you wanna look.

Looks good so far Jeff.

Well this is a first!

Looks like I stand to be corrected.
Mert is this where you get them from?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Midland-Booster ... 29&vxp=mtr

Apparently the importer of the diaphragm rubber is in Adelaide.
Like you say, 'don't go trying it yourself! There is a big spring inside and you can hurt yourself'

You hear me..?!

Well done Mert. Good photos! Didn't know that it was that easy. In your bottom photo, the rubber diaphagm on the right is the one that usually stuffs up. My understanding is that there is only one supplier left in US that makes that part and they do not sell to the public. The two repairers that I s...

I read Chuck Yeager's book many years ago.
Fantastic story about the original 'Top Gun'.
First man to break the sound barrier with a jet if my memory serves me correctly.

ozbilt wrote:That has got to be a "first for MustangTech" ...... The OP takes the thread off topic with the first reply ......

...and what a side track...pooning!

I'm taking the booster out of mine for repair possibly tonight. It's a 68 auto. You're welcome to come look or I can take a photo and post it. (If I can remember my photobucket password?!)

AA is no good for vinyl dash! Once you use it you must keep using it and never let the dash go dry or it will crack straight away. Not to mention the fact that it's a dust collector. It used to be petroleum based...think it's changed now, but I'm not willing to risk it. I used it as a kid on all typ...

So did anything eventuate from all the discussion?

Or was this hijacked...again!

VHT SP135 looks extremely close and is common enough to find anywhere.

Driveshaft. Check to see if it's the tube-in-tube type that has the rubber in between. It could be toast. Rubber is there to stop resonance.

http://www.mustangtek.com/differential/ ... ained.html

Or it may just need balancing.