September 11, 2012

Today we will be modifying a 2011 Ford Mustang, increasing the over all performance and power of this muscle vehicle.  l have taken some before and after pictures to be displayed, the vehicle is owned by one of our local customers. Who decided to beef up his vehicle and make it perform totally different with the increase in horsepower and modifications to the exhaust system and engine.

The 2011 Ford Mustang produces 305 horses with an impressive 6.4L/100 km hwy, pretty tough to best for a muscle car. With it's over 3.7L aluminium engine boasts dual-overhead cams and Ti-VCT (Twin independent Variable Camshaft Timing) with all the modification we should get another 80 horsepower added to this vehicle.

2011 Ford in it's original shape

2011 in its original shape!

With original tail pipes

With original tail pipes

With no modification to engine

How the engine looks all original

Exhaust system that is all original 

No modification done yet to exhaust system

Original headers and X-Pipe

Original X-Pipes

Performance Exhaust & Hi-Flow X-Pipes

They are manufactured with CNC mandrel-bent steel tubing for non-restrictive airflow and a one piece laser cut flange for added strength and durability. 

Power-plus Series Cold-Air Induction System

Utilize high flow CAD designed tubing with high flow washable conical cotton element filters, providing maximum horsepower and cold-air performance

Power Plus has replace the original Air Filter

Program The Computer with all the revised Data

It will store the original factory data, and revise it with all

the new data, increasing horsepower and over all performance.

This new After market Chrome Tail-Pipes:

After market Headers that where installed to the X-Pipe

RJ PICK UP SERVICE
241A Main Street North
Uxbridge, Ontario, L9P 1C3
Phone 905-852-4238
Email: rjpickupservice@hotmail.com
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What are some good work practices to follow?

March 7, 2012



Before you attempt to work on your vehicle, here is a list of recommendation for you to follow for your own health and safety. When you follow theses recommendation you are taking the necessary precautions for your safety.

-Read, understand, and follow the instructions and recommendations described in the operating and maintenance manuals for tools and equipment you use.

-Stop the engine and disengage power before servicing.

-Work as a team. Do not start an engine, engage power, raise, or lower an implement or hoist without warning other people in the area.

-Lock out equipment by removing the ignition key and by disconnecting the battery cables.

-Always disable the electrical system by disconnecting a battery cable or removing fuses for a circuit when working on the electrical system (e.g., starter motor, radio, wiring, ignition, etc.)

-It is good practice to disable the electrical system when working on or near the safety air bags.

-Know how to work safely with all tools and equipment.

-Attach a "Do Not Operate" tag to the vehicle's control panel with the reason stated (such as 'no brakes').

-Use jacks and hoists to move and handle heavy components.

-Use solvents with a flashpoint above 60°C where possible to reduce the risk of fire.

-Clean up spilled oil, grease, fuel and other slipping and fire hazards immediately.

-Inspect compressed air hoses regularly, and immediately replace any which are cracked, worn or frayed.

-Ensure that air pressure reducers, gauges and moisture/dirt traps are cleaned and functioning.

-Dispose or recycle waste materials in accordance to government regulations.

-Above and underground tanks, pump pits, and similar areas are considered confined spaces and can be dangerous. Only specifically trained individuals are allowed entry. Contact your local jurisdiction for more information.

-Do not use gasoline for cleaning. Use cleaning solvents in approved containers.

-Do not wear rings, watches, ties, jewelry, or torn or loose clothing. Button up shirt front and sleeves. Tie back long hair.

-Do not run engines inside unless ventilation systems are attached, and the exhaust is vented outside.

-Change oily clothing and launder regularly to prevent skin irritation and dermatitis.

-Use safe lifting techniques when moving heavy parts.

-Do not allow customers, family or untrained people in the work area.

We will be having a customer
"Appreciation Day"Revised DateSaturday April 28th from 9am - 3pmMore information to follow....

RJ PICK UP SERVICE
241A Main Street North
Uxbridge, Ontario, L9P 1C3
Phone 905-852-4238
Email: EMAIL US


TIRECRAFT!!   We're driving towards a cure with every car we serviceshow your support and go pink!!