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(Boss Ch.16) Innovate Gauges, Part 3

  • May 19, 2014
In which I finally get my Innovate water temp gauge to work. Warning! In concept, this is a very easy job. But visibility and room to work is very limited.…
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(Boss Ch.14) Innovate Gauges, Part 2

  • August 17, 2013
The dog days of another Texas Summer has inspired me to begin working on an upgraded oil cooler for the Boss. The new oil temp gauge shows just how quickly…
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(Boss Ch.13) Innovate Gauges, Part 1

  • July 3, 2013
One of my biggest complaints about the 2012 Boss Mustang is that the standard version came with only a tach and water temp gauge to monitor the engine. That’s fewer…
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(Boss Ch. 11) Underhood Mods

  • April 8, 2013
The factory Boss Mustang PCV system increases engine pressure and forces oil into the engine intake, especially during hard track driving. This results in a slight loss of horsepower and…
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(Boss Ch. 7) Performance Mods

  • October 6, 2011
My mod mania continues with a few performance oriented upgrades for the Boss. These are all designed to help the Boss manage heat while on the track. 1. Grille Mod…
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(Boss Ch. 6) First Mods

  • September 22, 2011
My 2012 Boss 302 had barely cooled-off from its first drive home, when I made the first modification – opening-up the exhaust by removing the sound attenuation discs that were…
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DIY Cool Shirt

  • January 26, 2011
Endurance racing in Texas is hot. I don’t mean “Megan-Fox-hot” (I did that to get my page views up), but rather “get-heat-stroke-pass-out-crash-your-car-and-die-in-the-fiery-aftermath” hot. One strategy to combat the heat and…
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Miata: Lexan Window Issues

  • August 31, 2006
From the Miata.net thread: Can you also shot [sic] a pic of what the top looks like with the back window zippered on while trying to lower the whole top?…
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Miata: Rear Window Repair on the Cheap

  • August 28, 2006
Time: 3 hours Talent: Use of basic hand tools Tools and Supplies: 30″ x 36″ sheet of Lexan, Anchor-Titeâ„¢ Marine Epoxy, 3M Safety Walk Outdoor Tread (2″ x 5 yd),…
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