Ok, so what are my options? I have been out of the game for a while. Been in school and that’s where all my $$$ has been going. I will be graduating soon and I have the mod itch. I want to do something else to my stang. I want to make her faster or handle better.
Here is what I have so far
2004 mustang GT Drop Top
About 36,400 miles on her.
CAI, 70mm TB, Trick Flow Plenum and spacers.
Stock MAF
Stock headers
Mac Pro chamber with hi flow cats (I live in CA)
Mac Cat back
FRPP Aluminum Drive shaft
FRPP Gears 3.73's
Eibach Springs, everything else on the suspension is stock.
Bullet brake calipers cross drilled-slotted 13" rotors. Stock rear rotors and calipers.
And a Diablo predator with custom dyno tune.
My dyno results were about 255 RWHP and 293 RWTQ.
Sooo...Any suggestions or ideas? I would love to do a S/C, but $$$ will be tight for at least a few more months.
Also where can I buy this stuff and about how much will it cost? thanks SN
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Here is what I have so far
2004 mustang GT Drop Top
About 36,400 miles on her.
CAI, 70mm TB, Trick Flow Plenum and spacers.
Stock MAF
Stock headers
Mac Pro chamber with hi flow cats (I live in CA)
Mac Cat back
FRPP Aluminum Drive shaft
FRPP Gears 3.73's
Eibach Springs, everything else on the suspension is stock.
Bullet brake calipers cross drilled-slotted 13" rotors. Stock rear rotors and calipers.
And a Diablo predator with custom dyno tune.
My dyno results were about 255 RWHP and 293 RWTQ.
Sooo...Any suggestions or ideas? I would love to do a S/C, but $$$ will be tight for at least a few more months.
Also where can I buy this stuff and about how much will it cost? thanks SN
). I prefer Steeda, they are the non "piggy-back" style setup, which I hear is the way to go. I've seen 7hp, 10lb tq. unlocked w/ just the pulleys, plus a little quicker acceleration for the SOTP feel. Maybe some appearance mods, if you haven't already done too many. There are many different ways to change the look of your stang, it's all on personal preference. Some aftermarket shocks would help handling (about $300-500+ for decent set), and improve ride quality. These are just some basic ideas, I'm guessing CA proably wouldn't approve of some new headers for your stang?? Good luck!
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