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    Need help with new car decisions

    Well, with that amount of money to work with, you're missing what might be your two best choices. You can pick up a low mileage 1999 or 2001 Cobra outright with $17-20K, or that would be about 2/3 to 3/4 of what you would need to pick up a an 03/04 Cobra, if you're willing to finance $8-10K...
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    who lives in federalway/kent/surounding areas?

    Renton here... there's a meet tomorrow night that's starting at the Gerogetown Brewery for a 6:00pm tour, then driving to/eating somewhere else from there... maybe Coulon Park on Lake Washington in Renton. Check this thread: http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=546419&page=2
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    diablo predator

    Yeah, but if you're gonna pay the money for a performance chip, what's the point of that? I say re-tune for performance, suck it up, and pay the extra 20 cents a gallon.
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    Power Adders...

    CAI, true duals, UDP, gears, chip, and re-tune will make a 99+ V6 perform "about" the same as a late 80's 5.0 V8 stang in horsepower, but not in torque. If you want more than that, you're gonna have to mod the engine internals more, and add some kind of forced air induction system (turbo...
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    Headers and Cold Air Intake

    ^^^^ He speeketh the truth ^^^^ You'll get a few more out of the intake if matched with true dual exhaust. Letting the entire system breath better both in AND out is a good thing!
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    Seattle Area Stang Meet? Anyone Interested?

    I'm in! I haven't been on this board for a while, but I remember the Coulon park meet earlier in the year was good. I'm good with the first Thursday in June.
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    Question about 17" Wheels

    You won't feel any difference in "performance" when going with a larger rim/tire combo. Our stock rims and tires are not light at all. I went from the stock 16" rims to 18" Saleen replicas with low profile tires, and I gained a net 2.5 lbs per corner - 10 lbs. total. The difference in...
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    275's

    In your original post, you don't say what size rims you plan on installing the 275's. I have 275/35/18's all around on 18X9 rims... no problems, and I can rotate my tires when the time comes.
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