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THE94gt 08-29-2009 11:01 PM

Mach 1 mods
 
Hey im going to be swapping my 94 GT soon for a 03, 04 Mach1 here pretty soon and im already looking for mods... yes im a junkie... I was just looking for some suggestions as far as what to do buy first. One problem... I have to pass emitions... I really appreciate any help!

BikerSk8rKid 08-30-2009 01:16 AM


Originally Posted by THE94gt (Post 426548)
Hey im going to be swapping my 94 GT soon for a 03, 04 Mach1 here pretty soon and im already looking for mods... yes im a junkie... I was just looking for some suggestions as far as what to do buy first. One problem... I have to pass emitions... I really appreciate any help!

Will it pass? I wouldn't add any mods to it until you pass it. I had to register my car at my other house in a small town, because I don't have any Cats.

TUFF 4.6 08-30-2009 08:00 AM

Long tubes and cat back first, then a tune. IMO

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King 08-30-2009 08:26 AM

Well, I don't know what laws in Indiana are, but here in Colorado it is the sellers responsibility to get the car to pass emissions. So what I would do is check your state's emissions website and see if the same laws apply there as they do here. If that's the case, remind the seller of the vehicle that it is their responsibility to do whatever is necessary to get that vehicle to pass emissions before being officially sold - including paying your emissions fee.

gotMACH04 08-30-2009 08:51 AM

gears
LT's
short shifter
along with a tune would be a good start

THE94gt 08-30-2009 11:06 AM


Originally Posted by King (Post 426571)
Well, I don't know what laws in Indiana are, but here in Colorado it is the sellers responsibility to get the car to pass emissions. So what I would do is check your state's emissions website and see if the same laws apply there as they do here. If that's the case, remind the seller of the vehicle that it is their responsibility to do whatever is necessary to get that vehicle to pass emissions before being officially sold - including paying your emissions fee.

I actually live in Colorado now! Just moved to Longmont, and went through 800$ trying to get my GT to pass... So if I buy a Mach 1 from somebody they have to make sure its going pass, then I have to avoid mods that will make it fail. What do you have on yours in terms of exhaust?

THE94gt 08-30-2009 11:12 AM


Originally Posted by TUFF 4.6 (Post 426568)
Long tubes and cat back first, then a tune. IMO

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Long tubes are less likely to pass emitions. But if I do a catted H-pipe will I be alright? Also, whats the advantage of cat back pipes? Exhaust really isnt my specialty, and I dont know what the difference between the differnt types... sorry noobish i know

King 08-30-2009 11:58 AM


Originally Posted by THE94gt (Post 426602)
I actually live in Colorado now! Just moved to Longmont, and went through 800$ trying to get my GT to pass... So if I buy a Mach 1 from somebody they have to make sure its going pass, then I have to avoid mods that will make it fail. What do you have on yours in terms of exhaust?

You live in Longmont? Hell, I live here. I actually work at the emissions testing center on the West side of town. lol. I have the Magnaflow setup...still have cats, sensors and all of that fun junk. Where in town are you at?

THE94gt 08-30-2009 12:43 PM


Originally Posted by King (Post 426609)
You live in Longmont? Hell, I live here. I actually work at the emissions testing center on the West side of town. lol. I have the Magnaflow setup...still have cats, sensors and all of that fun junk. Where in town are you at?

Thats awesome! Yeah, I live right off Hover and 9th. You work at the one on airport road right? Magnaflow eh? How is that cost, performance, and sound wise?

King 08-30-2009 12:50 PM

It's alright. And all of that compared to stock? I don't know, it came with the car. I'd much rather have a Bassani setup, but can't afford it. And yeah, the place right next to the airport. I'm right over by McIntosh Lake, so it's nice and close. But if you ever see a yellow Mach around, that's me.

THE94gt 08-30-2009 12:59 PM

What all does the Bassani setup include? I dont see it on American Muscle... lol if you ever see the white 94 GT, thats me. But as you can probably tell im lookin for a Mach 1, so if you know of any let me know if you see any!

King 08-30-2009 01:13 PM

Here. As for Machs for sale, I don't know of any...but the owner of Colorado Stangs is selling his '99 Cobra. Just incase that link doesn't work: it's a '99 Cobra (duh), Black, really well taken care of...here is the site devoted just to that car - http://www.99cobra.com/

THE94gt 08-30-2009 01:36 PM

I was thinkin about a cobra, but I fell in love with the Mach 1!!! I have to have one!!! Thanks for the link though. That is a very nice cobra indeed! Thanks for all your help, and if you ever wanna hang out or something that would be great cause im still new here and dont really know any one...(im not a creeper lol) Not sure if you play any poker but im lookin for some people to play with.

audikillsbmw 08-30-2009 03:52 PM

First mod should be a supercharger. Then after you've crashed it a few times, upgrade the brakes ;)

THE94gt 08-30-2009 10:20 PM


Originally Posted by audikillsbmw (Post 426641)
First mod should be a supercharger. Then after you've crashed it a few times, upgrade the brakes ;)

you know what I think im going to give that a try. thanks man!

spike_africa 08-31-2009 06:39 AM

If I had one I would make it breath better and change the rear gears out to at-least 4.10 gears, with 4.30's being better if your staying n/a.

audikillsbmw 09-01-2009 05:24 PM


Originally Posted by THE94gt (Post 426696)
you know what I think im going to give that a try. thanks man!

lol.. You're welcome :)

JackThe Ripper 09-01-2009 05:33 PM


Originally Posted by King (Post 426571)
Well, I don't know what laws in Indiana are, but here in Colorado it is the sellers responsibility to get the car to pass emissions. So what I would do is check your state's emissions website and see if the same laws apply there as they do here. If that's the case, remind the seller of the vehicle that it is their responsibility to do whatever is necessary to get that vehicle to pass emissions before being officially sold - including paying your emissions fee.

Lol... WTF are you talking about? As long as it has an emissions that has not expired the seller doesent have to do squat.

ive bought and sold plenty of cars here. That is the first time ive ever heared that.

in fact, wanna buy a 2002 Saturn SL2? it has an extra set of tires, 146k on the odo, and is in fanastic condition.

lol

audikillsbmw 09-01-2009 08:09 PM

In Illinois it isn't the sellers responsibility to make the car pass. You can sell it as-is, as long as you notify the buyer of the vehicles condition. After that it's their problem.

JackThe Ripper 09-01-2009 08:35 PM


Originally Posted by audikillsbmw (Post 427113)
In Illinois it isn't the sellers responsibility to make the car pass. You can sell it as-is, as long as you notify the buyer of the vehicles condition. After that it's their problem.

thats how it is here in colorado too.

i dunno what he is smoking?

King 09-01-2009 09:45 PM

In the state of Colorado it is the seller's responsibility to ensure that the vehicle in question passes emissions after a sale. So if a car is sold, and the buyer goes to get the emissions done on it and it fails it is the sellers problem to fix. I was wrong when I said "including paying your emissions fee". So with that last sentence just change "before" to after, and "including" to excluding. lol...I swear being exposed to so many raw gases starts to mess with you for after awhile.

JackThe Ripper 09-02-2009 01:40 PM


Originally Posted by King (Post 427129)
In the state of Colorado it is the seller's responsibility to ensure that the vehicle in question passes emissions after a sale. So if a car is sold, and the buyer goes to get the emissions done on it and it fails it is the sellers problem to fix. I was wrong when I said "including paying your emissions fee". So with that last sentence just change "before" to after, and "including" to excluding. lol...I swear being exposed to so many raw gases starts to mess with you for after awhile.

my buddy bought a K-5 blazer and had to pay $1600 in work to get it to pass emissions, he was stuck with the bill.

this is the first time ive ever heared that...?

King 09-02-2009 10:07 PM


Originally Posted by JackThe Ripper (Post 427225)
my buddy bought a K-5 blazer and had to pay $1600 in work to get it to pass emissions, he was stuck with the bill.

this is the first time ive ever heared that...?

Did he buy from a dealer? or third party? If it was a dealer he may have a decent lawsuit. Third party? Not so much (just because tracking third party sales accurately is next to impossible).

JackThe Ripper 09-03-2009 01:58 PM


Originally Posted by King (Post 427300)
Did he buy from a dealer? or third party? If it was a dealer he may have a decent lawsuit. Third party? Not so much (just because tracking third party sales accurately is next to impossible).


yeah private

i know dealers have to have thier shit right on the emissions before they sell the car. I just bought the wife a jeep grand cherokee and they gave us an emissions coupon and advised to get it done in 3 days, which we did.


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