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Cougar vs TBird I.R.S
Is the 1989 Mercury Cougar XR7 I.R.S setup the same as the T-Bird? My local wrecking yard has one and I expect they are the same, but just want to see if anyone knows for sure.
Thanks, Carl |
I used to fool with these a lot.
There are two types - 7.5" and 8.8". The 8.8" was used on the 1989-1990 Cougar XR7 Supercharged 3.8L and 1991 5.0L HO which are not abundant. The 8.8" was used on the Thunderbird SC (89-95) which are very abundant. I'd go for the 8.8" IRS setup which has disks. I bought one complete with everything for $225. Ron |
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Just make sure the Mercury Cougar XR7 is a Super Coupe. |
Thanks guys.
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