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  • Is that IN your car James?
    1992 white L, Bp, American racing 13's, stock trans.
    1991 White L, BP/F5MR, protege header, full aspire swap with gr2's, seats, and sway bar, 15" konig's, short throw, escort console.
    1991 blue L, 5 speed.
    1988 red L-plus-all stock.

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    • Originally posted by 91mcnasty View Post
      Is that IN your car James?
      No not yet. I guess it was a little misleading lol. In that picture, it's still in the escort.
      BP, Aspire brakes, stock trans.

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      • Sorry about posting that after all the other comments, I didn't refresh it before I posted. Let us know how things go thou, and good luck!!!!
        1992 white L, Bp, American racing 13's, stock trans.
        1991 White L, BP/F5MR, protege header, full aspire swap with gr2's, seats, and sway bar, 15" konig's, short throw, escort console.
        1991 blue L, 5 speed.
        1988 red L-plus-all stock.

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        • Removed and sanded the grille for painting. It's surprisingly easier than I though it would be to remove.
          Removed the passenger door panel and lock cylinder. I called one place to get keys cut and they wanted $125. I'm calling places in Dallas Monday.
          ~Austin
          Red 88 L (Ocho)

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          • Grills take like 3 minutes to get out but you have to be really delicate!
            1992 white L, Bp, American racing 13's, stock trans.
            1991 White L, BP/F5MR, protege header, full aspire swap with gr2's, seats, and sway bar, 15" konig's, short throw, escort console.
            1991 blue L, 5 speed.
            1988 red L-plus-all stock.

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            • I've knocked out 4 spots of body work, added stickers for HP, put on my 195/45/14s, and ripped out the carpet.


              So much more to do, I will hopefully have a festiva of epicness soon. Names? EUROTRASH?
              Previous owner of ZEFstiva

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              • Originally posted by Oren09 View Post
                I called one place to get keys cut and they wanted $125. I'm calling places in Dallas Monday.
                That's CRAZY!! I got 2 news keys cut from the code for $20! If the other places give you crazy prices shoot me a PM and I'll see about getting you some made and mailed to you.
                If a hammer doesn't fix it you have an electrical problem




                WWZD
                Zulu Ministries

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                • sent from bathroom via crapatalk
                  1993 GL 5 speed

                  It's a MazdaFordnKia thing, and you will understand!

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                  • Oops anyway I did make a purchase from them. I have the oil pressure with oil temperature on my srt-4, and am going to do the same for a friend. The festiva will have a vacuum gauge oil temp and oil pressure on the a-pillar. Today i put in the correct ecu and discovered almost a bucks worth of change when i finished pulling the carpet. Also discovered a walmart gift card with 6.49 available when i called the number on the back of it. Great news all around I say. All that is left is the correct TB, new small coolant hoses everywhere and a temporary exhaust system made up and she should be running in daily driver form in theory.
                    Last edited by getnpsi; 07-10-2011, 01:56 AM.
                    1993 GL 5 speed

                    It's a MazdaFordnKia thing, and you will understand!

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                    • My son and I swapeped in an 97 Aspire 1.3 to his 93 Festy yesterday. Runs great, sounds great, I think it was a win. I will tear down the 93 motor today, we think a head gasket was the culprit, but I need to know for sure.

                      Bill

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                      • .... That's outrageous. :angry8:
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                        Originally posted by Oren09 View Post
                        Removed and sanded the grille for painting. It's surprisingly easier than I though it would be to remove.
                        Removed the passenger door panel and lock cylinder. I called one place to get keys cut and they wanted $125. I'm calling places in Dallas Monday.
                        A hunch is creativity trying to tell you something.

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                        • Boydg, that's what I told them..
                          That was one of those local come-to-you locksmiths. I'm going to try to find one with an actual storefront.
                          Zanzer, thanks. I may have to take you up on that offer
                          ~Austin
                          Red 88 L (Ocho)

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                          • No problem man, just let me know and we'll get you hooked up.

                            The guy I use is one of the mobile locksmiths. I just call him up and give him the code and he meets me somewhere with a shiny new set of keys
                            If a hammer doesn't fix it you have an electrical problem




                            WWZD
                            Zulu Ministries

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                            • Well, didn't do it today, but I installed a new radiator. :p
                              Beastiva - 89 L Auto

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                              • Little by little

                                I installed my shift linkage for a test fit. I welded it up almost a month ago, but went to central America for most of june. It fit awesome and the car shifts like a motorsport (not the sequential cars though). I ditched the plastic bushings and drilled out my linkage for shoulder bolts and nylon thrust washers. The added weight also helps the positive shifter feel. I like it!:headbang:
                                Driving for me is neither a right nor a privilege. Driving is my passion, as it was for the people who invented the automobile, the people who paved the first roads and the people who continue to improve the automobile. Please respect this passion.

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