hey Hobo does it move up there pretty quick with the extra horses
There is a write-up in the stuck threads of the GT Tech Forum page here as well from Doug@Bamachips concerning reflash and capturing the calibration strategies.
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=661846
I can't believe you guys are responding to this thread. Judging by the apparent lack of maturity of the original poster do you really think assisting him with additional top speed on public highways is wise?????
Ummmm, since I am not a guy and my intention was to clarify the issue with the reflashing, I will assume you are not directing that comment @ me ~D~.
I would say that the statistically speaking the prevailing sentiment was not helpful. I believe 3 folks responded it was not smart and unnecessary to try to achieve what he is asking.
When I skimmed the "Nick Hogan" comment I nodded my head with approval.
I would rate this thread an 8 out of 10 on a "try to divert a life altering catastrophe due to a lack of respect and knowledge of the vehicle driven" scale.
Unfortunately, even at low speeds, individuals who do not have years of driving experience and have no respect for the capability of these RWD cars can still injure or kill themselves and others.
My only advice to the original poster is instead of trying to bump up the power and speed of the Stang, try to locate high performance education events/schools (HPDE/HPDS) in your area to attend. Ask for them as gifts (they run about $175 - $250 depending on the event), because one day they may save your life and in the short run they will get that "have to go real fast" attitude ground down a bit.
I am assuming this guy is a minor (since his parents wield such control). That coupled with the fact that his parents won't allow junior to get a tuner leads me to believe they won't approve him driving on a race track either(even if HPDE).
This is why I think it is a bad idea to discuss these types of threads. If you have to ask "how fast" it generally indicates you shouldn't try to drive there. Wouldn't you agree Jenn?
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