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    Default 1986 tbird Project need help

    window outer belt seals I think that's what it's called I can't find them and I need all the stock speaker sizes and any help with away to get about 20 hp out of the 3.8 would b nice and a lsd that will fit in stock housing
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    Stock speaker sizes you can go to Crutchfield.com and just put in your cars info to get the correct sizes.

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    Outside window seals are not available. A guy over at Foxtbirdcougarforums.com has a great write up on how to make them tho. You have a 7.5 rear in that bird. Look for a carrier from an 85 mustang gt or a ranger for a LSD

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    A/m.com has a 7.5 28 spline for about 500

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    It is a 28 spline. You would be better off converting to an 86-93 Mustang 8.8 axle assembly. You may have to swap the axle shafts and brakes from your Thunderbird over, I am not sure but I have heard the axle shafts are longer on them. You could find a good used 8.8 from $75 to $250 depending on what gear was in it.
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    Go to NATO.com - North American Turbo coupe Owners association

    Great Site that contains a wealth of Information about Sources for purchasing Used, reproduction , interchangeable Fox platform and NOS Parts. A great bunch of really nice folks who have insightful knowledge and many of whom are experienced "been there done , fabricated and fixed that " hands-on enthusiasts. You can find a lot of useful help there.

    You don't have to join to access terrific articles and Info -

    But I joined when I brought my Original Owner low mileage 1988 TC out of long term storage.

    I made putting the TC back to road worthy condition a Father and Son project. And ultimately my son learned to maters a T-5 and enjoy driving even more !!

    Hugely helpful and saved my son and I time , effort and, most importantly, kept us from wasting money.

    One of the best Investments I have ever made in a Car Club -

    Give it a Try .
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    Do you know whats up with all the low mile tbirds I mean I just hit the 25k mark today and it's not that uncommon

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    It's like they all crawled out of the woodwork in the past 2 years or so. My 84 bird has 43,000 on it. It sat from 1991 to 2012 when I bought it. It's in the process of a resto mod makeover













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    Nice I love these cars I just can't see anybody not driving the crap out of them

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    Last ? Is there a Under drive pully kit
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    Since you have an 86 you can use mustang under drives. In my opinion they're. Waste of money, others may disagree. The gain is a small (very small) bump in horsepower. The downside is potential overheating and charging issues. Just my .02

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    It's nice just got the rims dune
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    And I just ask because there's alot of play in all of them

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    That's a sharp looking bird. Love the phone dials, I wish someone would make them in 15 or 16"

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    I might get new rims but that's what made me look at the car in the first place

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    Welcome bud. Here's a link to the thread I was talking about.

    http://www.foxtbirdcougarforums.com/...n-weatherstrip

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