the livewire is nice but if you already have an xcal2 i wouldnt upgrade.
Sometimes i wish i wouldnt have sold my xcal2 for the livewire, dont get me wrong its a great product but i really enjoyed the xcal2 as it was basic and got the job done.
not trying to knock you or anything but if thats all that car ran theres something wrong, with those mods the mach should be running mid 12's.
back when i had pretty much the same mods i went 12.83@109 on street tires.
4.30's are great on a n/a 4v. thats what i used to run back when i had the stock motor and no juice.
as far as traction, a little suspension work is all that is needed. I get better traction now than i ever did when the car was stock and on stock suspension.
With an 04 if hes running the TMX2 calibration forget about a chip, nothing but problems.
Myself and plenty of others have had issues running chips with this calibration yet no issues with a flasher
you have some great tuners in FL.
Horsepower by Hermann, coastal dyno, VMPtuning are the 1's id go to.
Hermann has tuned my mach before and it was prolly the best tune ive had on the car.
yes, with an cai and exhaust the mach will usually run a bit on the lean side.
did you get the c&l with the maf housing? if yes then you defiantly need to get tuned as ive seen numerous mach's with the c&l and maf have a/f ratios way too rich and way too lean
and yes if your gonna do...
there description is contradicting, towards the top it says no to the flywheel included but i see down there in the description it says its included.
that being said that is a pretty good price and i might get 1 if my current DFX clutch cant hold up once i pill the car back on a 250 shot.
well unless you have a promotion built tranny with a 26 spline input shaft that clutch setup wont work, stock is 10 spline.
as far the flywheel, its not included in the clutch setup so your still gonna be shelling out another 3-4 c-notes for a flywheel if you go alum.