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#1
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Hey, just wanted to introduce myself to the forums. I have a blue 2000 v6 mustang. Right now I am getting BBK CAI, BBK Throttle body, Mac Catback exhaust, and ASP 25% underdrive pulley. With these four things added will I feel a difference in performance? Any suggestions on what to get next? Thanks and I hope to see you all around!
Last edited by milk213; 10-11-2008 at 09:51 PM.
#2
milk, if i were you i'd not do those mods just yet. what do you want out of your car? i'd go with gears and a tune personally, because you feel the most gains in acceleration. i was building a sixer at one point, and it can be long and exhausting (like my johnson) and very expensive.
the cai, throttle body, and exhaust make almost no power, its really just for sound. the pullys may free up some horsepower a little on the low end of the curve.
i'd go to 3.8mustang.com to do some research. a friend of mine has a s/c 3.8 mustang and is giving v8 a run for there money.
the cai, throttle body, and exhaust make almost no power, its really just for sound. the pullys may free up some horsepower a little on the low end of the curve.
i'd go to 3.8mustang.com to do some research. a friend of mine has a s/c 3.8 mustang and is giving v8 a run for there money.
#4
by t-lock, i'm assuming you mean a limited slip differential, and not a transmission lock, right?? so you spin both wheels??
honestly, if i were you, i'd find a used 8.8" rear from an 94-04 mustang GT. don't use one from a fox body because they are 3/4" shorter on each side and will effect stability a bit. you can find one WITH gears for $200 if you are paitient. it already comes with an LSD. thats what i did. any shop can pretty much just swap out the rear. while you are at it you can also have them replace the axles with aluminum ones.
you'll need a tune no matter which you do so you can re calibrate your speedometer.
either option will cost about $1000, however i would try and acumulate a little more. when i had my rear end replaced, the shop ran into some snags and had to replace the abs sensors on both sides of the new one. also, they were like "do u want stainless steel brake lines?" and i was like "yes!! more shiney new mods!!!" so i spent more then i was expecting, but i was ready for it.
honestly, if i were you, i'd find a used 8.8" rear from an 94-04 mustang GT. don't use one from a fox body because they are 3/4" shorter on each side and will effect stability a bit. you can find one WITH gears for $200 if you are paitient. it already comes with an LSD. thats what i did. any shop can pretty much just swap out the rear. while you are at it you can also have them replace the axles with aluminum ones.
you'll need a tune no matter which you do so you can re calibrate your speedometer.
either option will cost about $1000, however i would try and acumulate a little more. when i had my rear end replaced, the shop ran into some snags and had to replace the abs sensors on both sides of the new one. also, they were like "do u want stainless steel brake lines?" and i was like "yes!! more shiney new mods!!!" so i spent more then i was expecting, but i was ready for it.
Last edited by engineman312; 10-12-2008 at 10:52 AM. Reason: forgot something
#16
definetly. you can use any rear from a 95-04. and you can leave it in your garage and build it up little buy little with new axles and brakes if you wanted too.
#17
found one but it seems alittle fishy
like it's to good of a deal
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Parts...=p4506.c0.m245
like it's to good of a deal
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Parts...=p4506.c0.m245
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