Thanx for the response. I only have 60k miles and am not in a hurry to buy new shocks and struts. I like the B springs, but would have a hard time fronting the money for the whole enchilada. So it's springs first, and s/s later when they wear out.
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A Cobra probably would be the best choice for you. A pulley swap, intake and exhaust, a tuner, and some suspension upgrades, and you're good to go. Of course, with more money, you can take it a lot further later on.
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Nice rides :nice:
Maybe you should start a company selling only Fox Mustangs, maybe something like "Foxes R Us" :D Should get a lot of internet hits with that. :D
I wouldn't. I think the main reason people have drivability issues after washing the engine is because they used high pressure water.
I've washed the engine in my car at least once a year since 2002 (as well as other vehicles) and have never had a problem.
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:nice: on the 4.10 gears, but why a speedcal? You are probably aware that a tuner is a better choice, even though it costs much more. You have a long list of good mods that will cost a lot of money, so whats an extra couple of hundred.
Twogts4us had a good observation about this a few years ago. He said that adding 3.73s felt like the car was 500 pounds lighter, and 4.10s made the car feel like it was 1000 pounds lighter.
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Good advice above. +3 on the 4.10s, but like you said, you drive a lot of hwy miles so 3.73s might be better for you.
Yes they are, and they may scrape on a lowered car like yours. But they still rock, someday they will be mine... :D
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OK, then Accufab is probably the best, and what you're looking for.
I'll stick with my FRPP tb ($89) and TFS plenum ($99) for a couple of hundred less. Oh, and these were low on my mod priority list.
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+1 It seems we went through a spell where a lot of naysayers were saying "get 3.73s, 4.10s are too much". There are a few situations where 4.10s might be too much, but for the majority of enthusiasts, 4.10s are perfect.
CarTech, Inc.: Browsing Ford 8.8 Inch Differential Gear Swap
SSOTN - Gear Install
Unless you're experienced with this, you'd probably be better off finding someone to do it.