Thanks for the car Jody.

It's even nicer than I was expecting.

ccognetta wrote:Any got a pic of the valve cover? Saw a black pair on ebay with the word Cobra on them. Are those correct?

Nope. Those are '94-95 cobra covers.

I got lucky, looking through a bunch of stock pullies at my buddies shop yesterday and he actually had a 93 Cobra Crank pulley. I used to have a bunch of these. The crank and water pump cobra pulleys were cheap through Ford back in the day, so I always ordered them for my 5.0's. Never kept any thou...

These are obsolete from Ford as you guys know, but there are about 10 dealers who still have them in stock according to my locator. One dealer shows two, if you're interested, I'll get you their info and part number, and you can call them and have them ship them to you. Since they're obsolete, they'...

Have no clue on the spliced wires.

The red cable you're holding is definitely a small amp wire.

The part in the picture on the transmission is the speed sensor.

AWSF-32C is stock, which is one step colder than a typical 5.0L.

In my boosted 93's I run AWSF-22C (SP-505), which is two steps colder than a regular 5.0L, and one step colder than a stock cobra plug.

Autolite 23's work equally as well.

My red one put down 229rwh and 299rwt on a mustang dyno uncorrected (4500 ft). It was stock except for Mac catback and Mac cold air kit.

Not that anyone asked, but it's the best grey IMO too. They early greys had too much purple in it, and the 91-92 grey had too much tan in it.

The aluminum valve covers are physically taller, but they're thick, and the clearence issue is with the internal baffling, and the cast mounts for the baffle.

A white 23 tooth. Ford doesn't make them, but you can get them online at places like Saleen, RPM Outlet, and even at your local Jeep dealer (part# j3167393).

Let me mull it over.

These hoses are '93 cobra specific.

I have two of them, but was planning on keeping them. What are they worth? I have a stash of various odd '93 cobra items that will be the "Boss 351 dipstick" of the future.