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    Default SN95 parts on a foureye

    I got a call from my uncle last night, he's taking an SN95 to the crusher this weekend. It's a 3.8 but not sure what year and what's wrong with it. I have access to take whatever I need off the car, for sure I'll be taking the rear end off and te spindles. What else do you all know of that can be used as an upgrade to a foxbody.

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    alternator. Check this thread for details; http://vb.foureyedpride.com/showthre...=3G+alternator

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    The rear end is a 7.5", so the only items worth using are the brakes and axles.

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    Depending on what year it is will determine how many parts are of value to a Fox chassis.

    A Fox Chassis stated the rear end is a 7.5 so it will bolt into a Fox, but not worth the swap if you already have a 8.8. All of the brakes, axles, etc. can be swapped to your 8.8.

    A 3.8 manual is most likely a T5 transmission. Again not what you want behind a 5.0, but they can be used with other engines with some modifications.

    The spindles and front brakes are a great addition to a Fox, but remember you should not use 96+ spindles on a Fox without an aftermarket K member. It will cause severe bumpsteer that is almost impossible to correct.

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    you're right I forgot about the alternator!!

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    I thought i't be an 8.8. I could still use the brakes off it.....

    should I grab the brake lines or are the stocks ok.

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    Id get whatever is in good shape, interior, exterior, ect. Should be able to unload most of the stuff and make some 4I modding money

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    if it was up to me I'd take the car home and part it there, but I already have a full driveway. I guess I'll take whatever fits in my Cherokee and get some funds for my 85 from that. so far on the list are

    tail lights
    rear end
    spindles
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    ball joints
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    alternator
    wheels

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    I beleive the 3.8 T5 trans has the same gear ratios and torque ratings as the 86-89 WC 5.0 T5's. All that is needed is to change the input shaft to a fox body shaft!
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    I don't know what tranny it has yet, hopefully it is a t5

    will the radiator off an sn95 work on a foxbody? I'll be grabbing the e-fan as well

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    Front seats will also bolt into a fox body. And if they are power, it will be an aded bonus. The power seat tracks can even be adapted to your fox seats.

    edit: be sure to get as much of the harness as possible.

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    Yank the airbags, and all the parts that go with them. You can get at least a little coin for those I would think.
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    will do. thanks

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    Don't forget the axles if you take the brakes.
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    I'm thinking of grabbing the whole rear then parting it when home

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    Quote Originally Posted by 85.0 View Post
    I'm thinking of grabbing the whole rear then parting it when home
    I would...plus there are a few parts I'm sure you can or will use

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    Front Spindles complete with brakes are good swap candiates for a Fox.

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    those are on the to-do list.
    what all is good from the brakes?

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    Im not sure but I believe the control arms are wider and have better geometry as well. Might want to look in that. Heck the k member might be worthy. Im not sure if it will bolt into our year models though.

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    wont the control arms push the wheels forward?

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    isnt he gonna need the master cylinder and proportioning valve
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    Quote Originally Posted by 4wheeldevil View Post
    isnt he gonna need the master cylinder and proportioning valve
    The MC is too big at 1-1/16" and the SN95 prop valve will not correctly bias a Fox Chassis. If changing to rear disc brakes on a drum brake equipped car it is best to install you own prop valve and fine tune it.

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    I will go take some parts from it today and bring some pictures with me and specs

    so MC is no good for me

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    ABS car? If so, maybe all of that stuff.

    Quote Originally Posted by 85.0 View Post
    wont the control arms push the wheels forward?
    The longer sn95 a-arms widen the Fox chassis front track (not wheelbase) about 2.5" over stock. When used with the narrower pick-up k-member on 86 and earlier cars, this is a pretty good upgrade combined with sn95 spindles resulting in regained negative camber and a much better camber curve with minimal fender clearance issues; when used with the wider pick-up k-member found on later Fox chassis v8 cars, fender clearance issues are pretty severe.

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    bad news

    this is what the car looked like










    and it was such a tight fit in the trailer to remove the spindles and brakes. I thought I would at least be able to salvage some parts but all the good stuff was gone.


    I was able to get this from it though (to the right)


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