quickstang05

can anyone tell me where this is.

hawgman

In the tube between the air filter ( or CAI if you have one ) and the inlet tube

quickstang05

im trying to put this resistor in and have no clue where it goes inside the plug.

Derf00

Nooooo don't put the resistor in. People sell some sort of resistor that goes in-line with the sensor on e-bay and claim 20HP all it does is cause is cause your car to run lean and hurts performance. It's garbage.

quickstang05

Its not from ebay. I checked this one out at a performance part store.

hawgman

If you own a 05', then check it back in. They don't work!

cheysdaddy

Yeah don't use it. I was stupid enough to try one like that and it was a waste. I actually lost power with it cause the car retunes itself and it tuned below what it was originally was and it increased the delay in the throttle quite abit. I took it out and running great again and back to almost no throttle delay (well now I have none cause I got an X-cal2)

Casper98GT

lol. Yup its from some stupid performance site. I had someone IM me on AOL and ask me how to install it. I refused to tell him how, and he got pissed at me and threw a fit and telling me its cause i dont know anytihng about Mustangs. lol. So i told him why he shouldnt use it and he brought it back and got a tuner.

lostsoul

I would to if I saw someone with a pic of he-man with a pink vest!! hahhaha... be wary of guys in pink vests

281GT

Adding a resistor?? Jeeez where do people come up with this stuff? All that's going to do is send the computer a signal that is incorrect and totally screw up the mixture. Don't do it! You could even damage the engine it it causes the computer to lean out the mixture too much. It could also run too rich. It is was excessivley rich you could also damage the engine by washing the thin layer of oil off the cylinder walls that the rings require for lubrication. Don't do it!!