MY 2014 BUILD WITH A FEW "BOLT ONS"
#11
I really wish I'd kept the GTO, I like the Mustang but I didn't pass 20 GTO's on the way to work this morning.
I did tune the GTO myself, I was doing the mods in stages and knew I would come out cheaper buying the software and doing it myself instead of paying for multiple re-tunes.
I'm leaving the Mustang bone stock for now. I've got a '69 Chevelle to finish up before I do anything with the Mustang.
What kind of power are you looking to make with the TT? Are you planning on a stall converter?
I did tune the GTO myself, I was doing the mods in stages and knew I would come out cheaper buying the software and doing it myself instead of paying for multiple re-tunes.
I'm leaving the Mustang bone stock for now. I've got a '69 Chevelle to finish up before I do anything with the Mustang.
What kind of power are you looking to make with the TT? Are you planning on a stall converter?
#20
I really wish I'd kept the GTO, I like the Mustang but I didn't pass 20 GTO's on the way to work this morning.
I did tune the GTO myself, I was doing the mods in stages and knew I would come out cheaper buying the software and doing it myself instead of paying for multiple re-tunes.
I'm leaving the Mustang bone stock for now. I've got a '69 Chevelle to finish up before I do anything with the Mustang.
What kind of power are you looking to make with the TT? Are you planning on a stall converter?
I did tune the GTO myself, I was doing the mods in stages and knew I would come out cheaper buying the software and doing it myself instead of paying for multiple re-tunes.
I'm leaving the Mustang bone stock for now. I've got a '69 Chevelle to finish up before I do anything with the Mustang.
What kind of power are you looking to make with the TT? Are you planning on a stall converter?
The build is delayed a bit as I'm relocating to another area. The timing stinks, but I will be building a shop specifically for the car, complete with a lift and eventually a dyno.