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Ok I just thought that the cage look awsome. what about gauges and gauge pillars what do they tell you. Like what are they hooked up to?
The gauges and pillars are for people with f/i (forced induction) like turbo/supercharger/procharger.
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With the dual exhuats will I need new headers? and short or long if so?
You do not need new headers. A full exhaust starts with headers then mid-pipe then cat-back then tips. If you do headers, go long
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Yeah I plan on doing that. Im definetly a fast learner and if its some like this I learn even quicker for some reason.Ive done small engines and stuff before.I know what most of the basics are. Its the add on I still dont know. Like tubos and superchargers can you have them both?Or does one take the others place?
You can only have one or the other.
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Oh and should I get a true dual exhuast or what?
Get true duals, yes
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Here is a list of parts from what I was told I needed most anyway. Tell me if these are good enough or is there something better I need?
Steeda Cold Air Intake and SCT SF3 Custom Tuner Combo (05-09 V6) , Steeda Sport Mustang Lowering Springs (2005+) lowers one inch, Eibach Pro-Damper Shock & Struts (05-09)
Looks good. Might wanna lower it a bit more
Just helpin you out here. Have fun, but check out the S197 section (that's your model) too, those guys might know a bit more.
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Yes i know thank you, but im here for other stuff.... Im thinkin of roush body kit with black bullet rims and white racingstripes. my car is blue
Here for other stuff?
Honestly, body kits aren't my cup of tea. I'm just thinkin, why don't you save your money for about a year or so. Once you've learned how to drive and can handle a 6 CYLINDER haha, then go all out for performance. Don't dump money into it right away.......you don't know enough right now to start buying anything and everything that pops up in the crazy mind of yours.
Honestly, body kits aren't my cup of tea. I'm just thinkin, why don't you save your money for about a year or so. Once you've learned how to drive and can handle a 6 CYLINDER haha, then go all out for performance. Don't dump money into it right away.......you don't know enough right now to start buying anything and everything that pops up in the crazy mind of yours.
I totally agree. To the OP.....First what you need to do is learn your car. If you start throwing parts on it you'll never really know to appreciate the differences that it made. Read some of the posts study some of the mods available and ppl opinions on that mod. This is my first stang and I wanna throw money at it right now but still even with my experience driving i have a lot to learn about this car. RWD vehicles handle completely different than FWD and AWD cars and Im still getting used to driving this type of system. Learn to drive it in heavy rain conditions and what to do when your car runs thru an unexpected puddle. I like how confident you are in your driving skills but honestly you havent touched the road yet. Everyday I see alot of teens killed or hurt in accidents by being confident drivers and is it worth not having your car or even worse your life. Take it slow my friend and figure out where you want to start and how you are going to do it. Once you figure that out then go for performance. But Congrats on the new whip, take it slow, enjoy life...
So here is my plan...black bullet rims 18 inchers,roush body kit, white ghost stripes, dual exhuast, one inch lowering springs, tint the windows, blue carbon fiber type interior, race seat and five points harnesess( just for looking fast), some kind of new grille, and maybe some gauges anda tachometer to look fast.
How does that sound?
So here is my plan...black bullet rims 18 inchers,roush body kit, white ghost stripes, dual exhuast, one inch lowering springs, tint the windows, blue carbon fiber type interior, race seat and five points harnesess( just for looking fast), some kind of new grille, and maybe some gauges anda tachometer to look fast.
How does that sound?
Good plan! And if anyone complains about you modding, I would say get a Roush Wheel set, a set of fender badges, and a stage 1 decklid, and call it a Roush V6. Also, I hope you know that dual exhaust needs to come first in order to have the body kit, and you also need to buy Roush's $700 exhaust system. Here's my plan for the GT...
As you can see, the performance and handling mods are in my plans, but I'm doing mostly visual. I think you'd do well to adopt this plan as well, but to each his own. Good luck.
I have mixed reviews so far from the OP. Yes. its your car; you want to make it go "fast" and look "fast". But IMO not very many people that have a car given to them, i mean just dropped in their laps really value the car, and take care if it. They reck it doing something stupid, which he already did once, and they think "oh mom and daddy can buy me a new one". I might be wrong about you, but so far it doesnt look that way. My first car, which was a Mustang, was older than me, I worked hard for that car, and I worked hard for my current car, nothing was just given to me....
Matthew
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