I'm pretty new at this, but i'm thinking about getting a performance chip for my 95 gt. I have no idea what makes one chip better than another, or what to really look for. right now my car is all stock. i'm about to put in a cold air intake; 65mm throttle body, and an intake manifold are on the way. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
95 Performance chip questions
- Thread starter sbhenry82
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Hello to You and Welcome to 94-95 StangNet 
Those store bought chips don't work all that well in our Stangs
If you got a gain AT ALL ... most likely 5rwhp or less
so
A mod such as that ... its a terrible gain for the buck spent
A few more thoughts for you
The intake manifold is a great idea to make more power
however
That 65mm tb is gonna fall in that same category as the chip
Reason is cause the amount of airflow generated by your combo
at this time is just not enough to render your OEM 60mm tb
as being ineffective ... Even With The Upgraded Intake
Now later on ... if you swap parts out such as heads, cam, and
headers which will allow more air flow ... the larger tb would
be more effective
I'd stay with your OEM tb for now
Just trying to help you see you can spend B I G money
and
Gain very little performance
Since you say you are new to this hobby
You might find this to be helpful
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=702728&highlight=plan
Grady
Those store bought chips don't work all that well in our Stangs
If you got a gain AT ALL ... most likely 5rwhp or less
so
A mod such as that ... its a terrible gain for the buck spent
A few more thoughts for you
The intake manifold is a great idea to make more power
however
That 65mm tb is gonna fall in that same category as the chip
Reason is cause the amount of airflow generated by your combo
at this time is just not enough to render your OEM 60mm tb
as being ineffective ... Even With The Upgraded Intake
Now later on ... if you swap parts out such as heads, cam, and
headers which will allow more air flow ... the larger tb would
be more effective
I'd stay with your OEM tb for now
Just trying to help you see you can spend B I G money
and
Gain very little performance
Since you say you are new to this hobby
You might find this to be helpful
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=702728&highlight=plan
Grady
Steeper Gears
Nothing you can bolt on the motor
Will make as much of a difference :Word:
Your can will feel a thousand pounds lighter
Create a sig with your mods
because
It will help more of the other members to chime in with their input
Grady
Nothing you can bolt on the motor
Will make as much of a difference :Word:
Your can will feel a thousand pounds lighter
Create a sig with your mods
because
It will help more of the other members to chime in with their input
Grady
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