The Foxcast Podcast

If you ever wondered how FCM got started, why it was started, and whats coming in the future; this episode is for you! Hear all the juicy details about what it takes to start a media company from nothing, with basically no experience. If you love FCM, stop by our store on Facebook or our website and hit subscribe!

Always innovating, Power By The Hour has a full line of brackets, fittings, wiring harnesses, control packs, and tons more to make your coyote swap easier. We get the details on what it really takes to get the job done right.

Foxcast Media Senior Tech advisor Carlos Sobrino is back, and answering your questions! This episode we tackle fuel systems, heat issues from from mount intercoolers, and how to fit a 17X10 wheel on the back of your foxbody! Got a question? Email caleb@thefoxcast.com to have your question answered on the show!

Senior Tech Advisor Carlos Sobrino is on the show answering all of your foxbody tech questions, and giving us a status report on how the Coyote Stock season is going so far. Get your questions answered by emailing caleb@thefoxcast.com

If you have ever built an engine, or done HCI on your foxbody, it can be a daunting task deciding what to go with. We bring the experts on from Airflow Research to give you some tips and pointers to make big power with your small block Ford.

With all the go fast and handling talk, FCM decided we need to get into the restoration side of brining your fox back to life With the newest foxbody being 24 years old, most of them have tired interiors. Dean Satterfield of TMI products gives us some killer insight on restoring the guts of your well worn fox.

Don't know where to begin with your suspension build up on your Mustang? We get tips and advise from the pros at Maximum Motorsports on the best way to begin your build. From chassis stiffening, springs & dampers, to getting max grip to the rear tires. Use this step by step guide to use quality parts, and get your car set up right the first time.

Since 1976 National Parts Depot has been in the classic car restoration business. Family run then, and family run now, we talk about their transition into the late model Mustang game. We also talk about NPDs insane car collection, their recent all Ford show in Florida, and their huge stash of new old stock parts that will be released very soon!

NMRA competitor Carlos Sobrino talks Coyote Stock racing, World Cup racing, and what his plans are for the 2017 season! We also get into his record setting run at Cecil drag way, and winning the Imports vs Domestic race in Maryland.

So the season is winding down and we recap all the Foxcast Media happenings. From our take on taking a foxbody on road trips, to the NMRA World Finals, Foxtoberfest, Foxcast TV, and more!

Mike Jovanis NMRA True Street champion, and Drag Week competitor talks about his 89' LX that runs 8.00s at 170mph, while still being street driven. We get into the nuts and bolts of the tuning, cooling system, and suspension. Going that fast is no easy feat, especially when the car must be street driven. Don't miss this killer episode!

Editor of Race Pages magazine, and former author for Muscle Mustangs & Fast Fords sits down with The Foxcast. We discuss the magazines, NMRA action, and his own personal foxbody Mustangs. Don't miss this episode of The Foxcast Podcast.

If you've ever read Muscle Mustangs & Fast Ford Magazine, chances are you've read many of Steve Baur's articles. Owner of past magazine cars like Project Stolen Goods, and the Procharged Pony; Steve is a hardcore fox guy! Current editor of Fastest Street Car Magazine, and contributor to mustang360.com, Steve has some great stories to tell.

Sharad Raldaris formerly of 5.0 Mustang Magazine, and now UPR Products talks about his past fox builds, and offers great advise for hooking your fox up at the track!

Coyote Stock competitor and owner of Scram Speed sits down with the Foxcast!

Steve Turner and K.J Jones sit down with the Foxcast to talk about their experience working at one of the largest Mustang magazines of all time!