We need Abbreviations and definitions!
01-08-2007, 02:00 PM
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We need Abbreviations and definitions!
I've read some threds and there's a few people in here who are asking the question "what does PI, CAI, etc.mean." If you have a list or anything post it all to read _Thanks
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01-08-2007, 02:03 PM
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RE: We need Abbreviations and definitions!
PI means performance improved, which is in regards to ford changing the heads and intake on the 99 and new model mustangs(and since i see that u have a pre-99 mustang u will learn about this if u decide to start modding)
CAI is cold air intake
i was wondering what FTW means
CAI is cold air intake
i was wondering what FTW means
01-08-2007, 02:05 PM
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RE: We need Abbreviations and definitions!
ORIGINAL: Fuel
PI means performance improved, which is in regards to ford changing the heads and intake on the 99 and new model mustangs(and since i see that u have a pre-99 mustang u will learn about this if u decide to start modding)
CAI is cold air intake
i was wondering what FTW means
PI means performance improved, which is in regards to ford changing the heads and intake on the 99 and new model mustangs(and since i see that u have a pre-99 mustang u will learn about this if u decide to start modding)
CAI is cold air intake
i was wondering what FTW means
01-08-2007, 02:11 PM
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RE: We need Abbreviations and definitions!
TB - throttle body
CAI - Cold air Intake
T/A - Timing Adjuster
LT's - Longtube headers
UDP's - Underdrive Pulleys
MAM- Mass Air Meter
gears- ring and pinion set (3.27, 3.55's, 3.73's ,4.10's, 4.30's, 4.56's, etc...)
Midpipe - The exhuast pipe connecting the exhaust manifold to the muffler system, hence the "mid". They come in "X" and "H" styles regarding to the shape of the cross over design.
Off road pipes have no catalytic convertors and are therefor not street legal and will not pass emissions....
I'm sure there's more...
CAI - Cold air Intake
T/A - Timing Adjuster
LT's - Longtube headers
UDP's - Underdrive Pulleys
MAM- Mass Air Meter
gears- ring and pinion set (3.27, 3.55's, 3.73's ,4.10's, 4.30's, 4.56's, etc...)
Midpipe - The exhuast pipe connecting the exhaust manifold to the muffler system, hence the "mid". They come in "X" and "H" styles regarding to the shape of the cross over design.
Off road pipes have no catalytic convertors and are therefor not street legal and will not pass emissions....
I'm sure there's more...
01-08-2007, 02:13 PM
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