Whats up
 

I am also a college student, im 18 and i go to an engineering school called Kettering Univ. some of you old guys might know it as GMI (general motors institute) in Flint Michigan. I work for Johnson Controls in Plymouth, MI, for half the year, go to school for half the year (3 months each at a time) anyways i bought my mustang brand new in october. so i drove it for like about a month and then had to put it in the garage and drive my Z71 around - i didnt wanna drive a new stang in the harsh michigan winter. i just bought some stuff for it, and im planning on buying more. heres what i got-

Full cold air intake
Helix throttle body spacer and intake spacer
Ported intake plenum
MAC h-pipe
Street Glow orange LED underbodies (gf got em 4 me 4 xmas!)

If any of you have some plug n play mil eliminators i could use a set or where i could find a set cheaper than 60 bucks. also, does anybody know if i NEED the extensions for my 04, or can i get away with just the mil elims and it will fit? if i do, i could use those too! also does anybody know what this stuff will do to my warranty? cause basically if i have any problems with my car ill prob just take off the pipe since its not that hard to do. Also if anybody wants to get rid of a 70 or 75mm throttle body, i could use one of those too! And I could always use some good ideas for more upgrades or tips/tricks, since im new to these ford engines! Anyways, glad to join the site.

Post some pictures!~!!

Im still trying to figure out why your going to college there and driving a ford lol. welcome to the ford world.

Reason for driving a Mustang....
 

Yeah, GMI isnt just general motors anymore, thats why its called "Kettering University" and actually i work for Johnson Controls and we do seats for Ford, GM, Nissan, Chrysler, so i even get ford x-plan....i was gonna buy a 2005 gto but they look like **** compared to mustangs. and i fell in love with my comp orange color when i saw it at the dealer, so i just had to buy it u know. if it makes you feel better, i drive a chevy silverado z71 in the winter....