i didnt think it was going to work, but i did it anyways, and it did work , wonderfully.   ok so they do make a hub adapter from Grant, but there hard to find and they are made out of crap!   so what i did was take the wheel out of an old 87 and cut the center hub out. is a big chunk of steel. then i ground it down nice and clean, and got a huge industrial washer, 1/8th " steel.   now i perfectly centered the hub on to the washer and tig welded them together. to make sure it was round i slapped

straight up - my Quest hasnt arrived, it has cleared out taillights, and I'm thinking about painting them red - but I dont know if the whole taillight blinks for turn signals - anywho - I had kenquest do a photoshop for me - what do you guys think? :oops:   http://img311.imageshack.us/img311/1555/showletter7py.jpg

I need to know what the max throttle body size is that is able to be used with a Magna intake.   I know we can use a 65mm or 70mm and if i remember it must be for a 96+ 4.6liter Ford RIGHT? Also wondered if you can use the 75mm throttle body for them also, please let me know ASAP!   Jared

Well, I got sick of having only one sub and watching my rear speaker pods fall apart. Decided I needed to spruce things up a bit and add some more color to the inside.   Rebuilt the rear pods out of fiberglass and made a better box firing up into the glass.   Here's how it turned out.... http://www.26liter.us/gallery/albums/userpics/10087/DSCF0013.JPG http://www.26liter.us/gallery/albums/userpics/10087/DSCF0012~0.JPG http://www.26liter.us/gallery/albums/userpics/10087/DSCF0005~1.JPG[/img]