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TheStang

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Can someone tell me what kind of Short shifter id get from steeda tri-ax??
I have a mustang 2000v6..

Thanks

And does anyone here, have catbak dual exhaust with a flowmaster.. Would that be pretty good for a mustang? @ my style?

And what else can I do?
Would the k&n filter be good too? I have stock now, but im researching to get more.. and im curious to learn what I should get 1st..

 

BABstangV6

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Nice first mods.

Cold air intake off beay 70 bucks or less. Then get a muffler shop to custom make you true duals cost you 350 with everything included, parts labor. I hear a lot of people like Mac Mufflers on their ride.

 

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BABstangV6 said:

Nice first mods.

Cold air intake off beay 70 bucks or less. Then get a muffler shop to custom make you true duals cost you 350 with everything included, parts labor. I hear a lot of people like Mac Mufflers on their ride.

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If I were to go with the mac mufflers, Would that mean no Flowmaster? or is the mac a replacement to the flowmaster.. Can I get a website that deal with Mac stuff like intake, muuffler etc. and whats it stanf for?

 

BABstangV6

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Mac is a company name. Mac makes all kind of stuff. They make mufflers just like Flowmaster makes mufflers

 

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BABstangV6 said:

Mac is a company name. Mac makes all kind of stuff. They make mufflers just like Flowmaster makes mufflers

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How good are the macs? Are they as good as flowmaster? or is it prefrence?
Im just interested in there sound quality..

Thanks

 

ElectricTang

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Look to the top right when your logged in. Find the Search link. You can find threads and threads full of information on how flowmasters sound on a V6 as well as how MAC's sound. Theres also prob plenty of stuff on intakes and any other mods your considering at this point. Just take a look threw those because you probably wont get many responses because its been gone over and gone over many times. Good luck

 

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Thanks

 

StolenGT

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Pretty sure it's the Tri-Ax Shifter T5/T45. Just call Steeda and tell them your car's info...they'll tell you which one to get. love the way it pulls into 3rd...definitely a good buy.

 

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steeda is a nice shifter, its noisy though... but nice. DONT get a pro 5.0 they are not set up for ease of shifting you have to reach farther to get to the handle. go steeda or B&M the B&M is shorter but not as springy as the steeda, i have converted many from steeda to b&m but they both are really good shifters.

 

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I love my Pro 5.0, no problems and works great!

 

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pro 5.0 is great with the short handle it is up really far towards the car but u can use the stock handle, which brings it up and toward you....and still get the feel, u wont miss a shift with it