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  1. StangPro

    Cobra Brake Upgrade

    http://www.buyfordracing.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=347
  2. StangPro

    best plenum?

    With MAC's history of making junk, I wouldn't want it on my car
  3. StangPro

    difference in PI heads and OEM 99+ heads?

    They lose money selling cars...they have to make some somewhere!
  4. StangPro

    difference in PI heads and OEM 99+ heads?

    If the prices you were quoted were for the complete heads, they are indentical. Just be sure that price includes the cams, etc. as there are part numbers for bare heads too.
  5. StangPro

    steeda x2 balljoints and bumpsteer kit, whos got em?

    The purpose of the coil-overs in front isn't to get more drop, or really any drop for that matter. Coil-overs are to get a lighter and proportional spring. Sure, they can be used to dial in a ride height but that's not the design intent.
  6. StangPro

    best plenum?

    I don't think someone's been reading the entire thread... :p I know Dragon has a coated (chrome looking) option. Not sure if the other brands have that or not too.
  7. StangPro

    40th Anniv Post pics of your 40th package!!!

    The car was a stock auto with only a garbage k&n drop-in, and it got over 26hp from the CAI, plenum and TB. Dyno results are in the articles if you follow the link fromt he page above. It now also has some Steeda satin a/c knobs, a Steeda Grille delete and we're working on some other things...
  8. StangPro

    DOHC 5.4 Intake question

    You can make adapter plates to make it work to compensate for the width difference, but the flow suffers and makes it not worth doing.
  9. StangPro

    98 Terminator

    It won't even be close to working. The 98 has "B" heads with split intake ports, where the '03-04 Cobras have the latest tumble port design with single intake ports.
  10. StangPro

    best plenum?

    Why? So you make the same power bone stock and want to upgrade again once you do a few mods?
  11. StangPro

    best plenum?

    Those numbers are all within the data scatter range for a dyno. What this means is that the same car could have been run over the course of a day with the same parts on it and gotten the same range of numbers. A change of 1 degree, a little atmospheric pressure change or a different brand of...
  12. StangPro

    best plenum?

    We hear the same thing from customers every day. It's an incredibly popular combo and hard to beat for the price.
  13. StangPro

    UCA/ LCA. Now Quad shocks leaking oil?

    I was talking about the arms. The Bullitt springs and dampers are very good.
  14. StangPro

    UCA/ LCA. Now Quad shocks leaking oil?

    These are all problems people never have with buying a quality brand like MM or Steeda...
  15. StangPro

    Shifter

    The Tri-Ax and the MGW are the most popular as the feel fits most everyone. The PRo-5.0 is uncomfortable to quite a few people. The best recommendation to give is to hit a show or event and feel a few different ones before buying.
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    best plenum?

    All of the major name plenums make the same power. Choose based on looks and price. Here's the install and test of the Dragon plenum and matching Dragon throttle body on an otherwise stock car. It had a drop-in k&N which is worthless, but everything else was stock...
  17. StangPro

    New Subframe Connectors Installed!

    Ahh..gotcha. Keep in mind though that the rails run all the way forward so they have more structure than the floorpan. You could remove the floorpan entirely and still have a solid car (with SFC's of course)
  18. StangPro

    Just curious-> Cobra oil cooler fit on a GT block?

    Yes, it bolts right up if you have both pieces and hardware.
  19. StangPro

    just put on my SLP X!!

    We've never had a set with cats get a light. Most quality pipes with cats don't get lights.
  20. StangPro

    New Subframe Connectors Installed!

    What? The subs are welded to the frame rail, not the floorpan. See the above pics if you've never seen a set on a car.
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