What to do what to do...

[streethorse]

To compliment the exhaust and intake you have already you might as well
go ahead and add a plenum and TB, all you need tool wise for that would
be a socket set, screwdriver, and a couple hours of time.
Not much hp, but you will like the feel better.

 

[nwapache]

Yeah, i'd get drunk, wrap the stang around a T-Pole, take the insurance money and go buy your SRT4....if you want to kill all the mods that are going to actually work for you then get to it!

 

[PonyboyIsaac]

get this man http://www.takakaira.com/accessories/nightpager/nightpager.html
at least you can pretend you did an expensive mod, then u can give me the rest of the 2,000 bucks so i can buy a built shortblock

 

[Ruckus46Gt]

I wish I could save up, but I wont get a chance to work agian for another year due to college. I also dont think the money will remain un touched during college.

I would be realy happy with just a set of VT Stage 1 cams but I cant find anywere to get them install for a reasonalbe price.

Looks like 2 grand is chump change in the mustang world.

2 grand isnt chump change. Can do a lot with it but you dont want to do the good stuff. I would do long tubes, midpipe, catback, plenum, t/b with the stuff you said you didnt want to do. Those mods can wont hurt you if you go to a blower or nitrous down the road

 

[stangGT97]

get this man http://www.takakaira.com/accessories/nightpager/nightpager.html
at least you can pretend you did an expensive mod, then u can give me the rest of the 2,000 bucks so i can buy a built shortblock

 

[DerekStangGT]

2k and you wont be able to work for the next year? why not invest the money for the year youre in college? 5-7% on 2k aint too shabby. ive been looking into a lot of investments lately and there really is some $$ to be made. *hint* the foreign markets are booming, especially Asian. im getting in on an investment that had an average increase of 48% over the past 3 years, 24% YTD, over its lifetime. we're still young, we can afford to be risky

 

[Dragstr05]

2k and you wont be able to work for the next year? why not invest the money for the year youre in college? 5-7% on 2k aint too shabby. ive been looking into a lot of investments lately and there really is some $$ to be made. *hint* the foreign markets are booming, especially Asian. im getting in on an investment that had an average increase of 48% over the past 3 years, 24% YTD, over its lifetime. we're still young, we can afford to be risky

Isnt that the truth. IMO I think I know better than most my age about what the options are for investing, and I did take one small step. Instead of blowing my money from savings bonds my parents purchased when I was real young, I put them in a CD while I'm in school to earn extra interest. It's not much, but it all adds up.