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Old May 29, 2007 | 02:43 PM
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well.. sadly im getting bored with my mustang again, ive done basic mods and now i want more. just so you know its a daily driver and im only 19 so im not looking to kill myself. ive been looking at the saleen VI system, thats about what im looking for power wise but i wana know what else is out there. id also like to keep decient mpg and not kill my tiers. thanks
Old May 29, 2007 | 04:14 PM
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Old May 29, 2007 | 05:21 PM
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I own and love the VI series saleen. You can't beat the 3/36K warranty that it comes with, and it will give you about 400-430RWHP depending on the other mods you already have. Just make sure that an authorized Saleen mechanic/dealers installs it and you are covered under the saleen warranty for any drivtrain issues. You will seriuosly need upper/lower CA's, wider tires and upgrade your Diff as soon as possible. I know from experience what 475RWHP and sticky tires does to the tin can Ford calls a differential.
Old May 29, 2007 | 05:40 PM
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I would go with a turbo
Old May 29, 2007 | 06:31 PM
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Hello. We carry the Saleen S/C system, Roush, Procharger & Whipple. If you are interested in setting up a purchase for one of these systems you can contact our office at 718-645-4599 and just mention Mustang Forums.

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Old May 29, 2007 | 07:38 PM
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Hello. We carry the Saleen S/C system, Roush, Procharger & Whipple. If you are interested in setting up a purchase for one of these systems you can contact our office at 718-645-4599 and just mention Mustang Forums.

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Old May 30, 2007 | 01:48 AM
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I own and love the VI series saleen. You can't beat the 3/36K warranty that it comes with, and it will give you about 400-430RWHP depending on the other mods you already have. Just make sure that an authorized Saleen mechanic/dealers installs it and you are covered under the saleen warranty for any drivtrain issues. You will seriuosly need upper/lower CA's, wider tires and upgrade your Diff as soon as possible. I know from experience what 475RWHP and sticky tires does to the tin can Ford calls a differential.
i dont have the money for a new diff and upper/lower control arms plus a s/c what kind of numbers can a stock setup take?
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I would highly recomend getting wider & better tires at the very least.When I got the475 (at the crank) from saleen I was burning all through 1st and second gear. It was extremely difficult to keep in the same lane when I WOT in 1st-2nd and at any RPM due to the horrible torque steer. You can see from my dyno that I had 393RWHP from the extreme Saleen kit. From day 1 after the install I had broblems hooking even in 3rd gear. I would seriously consider Tires first, then upper/lower CA's, these shouldn't cost more than $350 for both and they will help keep the pressure on the rear tires, and prevent wheel hop.
Old May 30, 2007 | 02:22 AM
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i thought the ca's would be more. whats the widest tire you can run a 18x9 rim? whats a good set of ca's?
Old May 30, 2007 | 02:29 AM
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I run a staggered fitment 255 up front on 18x9's. I think if memory serves me you can go 275's on 18x9's. I reccomend BMR or Granatelli for the CA's get the adjustable ones, $169 for lower and I think $160 for the upper. I ordered mine through www.musclemotors.comcheck out Granatellis website it'll give you more specifics on what each part does.

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