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Old Jun 20, 2010 | 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by markkk
suprisingly, my brother in law found something that could produce up to 70 hp for $225. This item states its for 1990-2008 models but I don't know why it wouldn't work on a 2010 since its the same engine. Electric supercharger-

http://www.engineperformancechip.com...-2008-c-10_278

Anyone got any info? (p.s. i heard the electric superchargers were crap and a waste of money)

Also do any other products on this page seem worthy? if so tell me : )
From the link:
The Ford Mustang 1990-2008 is a one of a kind car. Mustangs have been known for speed and their legendary performance. Whether you just purchased your Ford mustang 1990-2008 or it has been sitting in the garage for a while, let this baby loose and you will want to thank god because your prayers have been answered! The Ford Mustang 1990-2008 is a fast car to begin with. Just think of how fast it could be once you have one our Ford Mustang 1990-2008 performance chips installed. Expected hp gains are 30-50. Don’t delay. Get a performance chip for your Ford Mustang 1990-2008 pronto!
Be serious does that make any sense to you at all? Does that even sound like its an english as a first language sales pitch?
Take your time and educate your self via this forum and others like it. Best first mods are: a custom tune, preferably with an intake; and 2 rear gears. My opinion is custom tune first as your going to need a tuner anyway with any future performance mods and it is the easiest to undo if you don't like the changes or sell the car.
Old Jun 20, 2010 | 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by jimkaray
From the link:
Be serious does that make any sense to you at all? Does that even sound like its an english as a first language sales pitch?
Take your time and educate your self via this forum and others like it. Best first mods are: a custom tune, preferably with an intake; and 2 rear gears. My opinion is custom tune first as your going to need a tuner anyway with any future performance mods and it is the easiest to undo if you don't like the changes or sell the car.
I'm as big of a Mustang fan as the next guy, but come on. Mustangs are not one of a kind, they are one of the highest selling cars of ALL TIME. Don't get me started on the rest of that description
Old Jun 20, 2010 | 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by heslekrants
Ford Aerostar. They are a good souce for 7.5" 4.10 T-loks.
Cool, thanks! I never new they had 7.5 and 4.10's to boot. I'd like to repair my t-lock until I get the 8.8. If I find one might pay to grab the 4.10's for resale while I'm at it.
Old Jun 20, 2010 | 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by heslekrants
Ford Aerostar. They are a good souce for 7.5" 4.10 T-loks.
Aren't most Rangers 7.5" also?
Old Jun 20, 2010 | 10:55 PM
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If you’re going to add a CAI do it with a tune. If your car throws a engine light it will run slower than it does now and you will end up losing the race. The best thing you could do is add some gears, CAI, and retune, than you will win the race.
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Old Jun 20, 2010 | 10:59 PM
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Save your money-nothing will give you 70HP for 200 bucks "nothing"
Old Jun 21, 2010 | 10:37 AM
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yea i knew the electric supercharger was b.s. but im going to a mechanic to talk about a CAI sometime soon so ill mention it to him and see what he thinks just for the hell of it
Old Jun 21, 2010 | 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by alec231236
Aren't most Rangers 7.5" also?
5 lug axle swap from the 8.8 Ranger is what I remember. Did a quick search and it looks like after 1990 they all had 8.8's but prior to that they came with either the 7.5 of 8.8. Bronco II all had 7.5's
Here's a link to some good info and application chart for both 7.5 and 8.8.
***my apologies for the thread hijacking***
Old Jun 21, 2010 | 11:51 AM
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Man, I thought the turbonator had a gimmick going on..
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