Just a followup on this. They are SLOW. It takes 3 - 5 days just for them to START processing your order, and if your parts aren't in stock it can take another 3 - 5 day before they get them ready to ship.
Another issue: When ordering fasteners of any kind (nuts, bolts, etc.), their web site lists them individually. However, Ford now requires customers to buy fasteners in bags of whatever multiples they package them in. So for instance, you may only need 3 of a particular stud for the timing chain cover, but they come 5 to a pack and you must order in multiples of that. That means extra cost, especially if you need 5 and they come 4 to a pack! And if you don't order the correct quantity, your only choice is to cancel your order and start the whole process over. By the way, I'm told that this policy applies to all Ford dealers. So moral of the story is to call ahead of time and ask how many come to a pack.
I sent my first order on May 7th and was told on May 12th that I had the wrong quantities so I had to cancel it. My second order was made on May 17th (I was gone that weekend), and it the order status still hasn't been updated. BTW, they do not charge your card until they ship. So plus one for that.
As for their online database, it seems to be fairly up to date, but there was one item I ordered that turned out not to be available.
I know Mike received his order so I'm not concerned about them ripping me off, but be prepared for a slow process. In any case, I think I'll stick with Max from now on. The site is still great for the parts diagrams though.
Oh yeah, I've compiled a huge list of fastener (and other stuff) part numbers for second gens and have them all entered in my own personal database. I intend to add the sizes for replacement purposes as well. I'll see if I can get the list posted in the technical section at some point.
