Hey Guys,
well, after playing with this for a while the running horse is gone. IN WITH THE DRAGON! i just finished up installing my Dragon 75mm TB and matching Plenum (without the chrome type finish). I ordered the set from Stangpro after noticing he was listed as a dealer, got a setllar deal by the way! after ordering i decided to order the mustangtuning intake spacer just in case it actually did make more power (for 30 bucks i'll roll the dice
the results were interesting to say the least. i had the same problem someone else did about having a large amount of slack in the throttle cable. This IS normal. i used my universal pedal smasher (large hitch i removed from my truck) to put the gas pedal to the floor, then checked the TB. sure enough the bade was completely flat and was bottomed out on the stop. i reattached my DeMolet Tunable Induction CAI and checked for leaks. after using soap/water and carb spray to see if there were no issues i started to play with it.
First thing i noticed was the sound. one VERY weird thing was that when i first pressed the gas, just before the RPMs shot up there is a kinda whisteling noise. reminds me of a reverse blow off valve on a turbocharged vehicle. is this normal? i dont mind it as long as its not affecting anything. after making sure everything was good and idle was fine (no change after install) i took it for a drive. got on the open road and in first gear (about 2k rpm) i put it to the floor, heard the popping of the cork (my new term for that lil whistle) and shot off. i really didnt notice a difference till i bounced off the rev limiter.
i immediatly let off the gas and popped it in neutral to figure out what was wrong. no way did i hit redline that quick... i still had time (based on noise and duration normaly taken before i have to shift) to pop it in second.... put it back in gear, this time watched the Tach and romped it. while i didnt "feel" a massive difference i sure noticed the RPMs climbing faster. Shifted into second and put it down again, noticed a little more pull in second passed 4k. put it in third and i was really impressed, had a solid pull from start to redline with it pulling a bit harder at around 4k again.
I shut it down and coasted back to the speed limit (45
Thanks again to StangPro for all the help, great price, and very fast speed (ordered monday). Sorry for the long post, but i figured it'd be a nice change other then "Wow this Rocks, Get one!"
Torinalth
well, after playing with this for a while the running horse is gone. IN WITH THE DRAGON! i just finished up installing my Dragon 75mm TB and matching Plenum (without the chrome type finish). I ordered the set from Stangpro after noticing he was listed as a dealer, got a setllar deal by the way! after ordering i decided to order the mustangtuning intake spacer just in case it actually did make more power (for 30 bucks i'll roll the dice
the results were interesting to say the least. i had the same problem someone else did about having a large amount of slack in the throttle cable. This IS normal. i used my universal pedal smasher (large hitch i removed from my truck) to put the gas pedal to the floor, then checked the TB. sure enough the bade was completely flat and was bottomed out on the stop. i reattached my DeMolet Tunable Induction CAI and checked for leaks. after using soap/water and carb spray to see if there were no issues i started to play with it.
First thing i noticed was the sound. one VERY weird thing was that when i first pressed the gas, just before the RPMs shot up there is a kinda whisteling noise. reminds me of a reverse blow off valve on a turbocharged vehicle. is this normal? i dont mind it as long as its not affecting anything. after making sure everything was good and idle was fine (no change after install) i took it for a drive. got on the open road and in first gear (about 2k rpm) i put it to the floor, heard the popping of the cork (my new term for that lil whistle) and shot off. i really didnt notice a difference till i bounced off the rev limiter.
i immediatly let off the gas and popped it in neutral to figure out what was wrong. no way did i hit redline that quick... i still had time (based on noise and duration normaly taken before i have to shift) to pop it in second.... put it back in gear, this time watched the Tach and romped it. while i didnt "feel" a massive difference i sure noticed the RPMs climbing faster. Shifted into second and put it down again, noticed a little more pull in second passed 4k. put it in third and i was really impressed, had a solid pull from start to redline with it pulling a bit harder at around 4k again.
I shut it down and coasted back to the speed limit (45
Thanks again to StangPro for all the help, great price, and very fast speed (ordered monday). Sorry for the long post, but i figured it'd be a nice change other then "Wow this Rocks, Get one!"
Torinalth