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Dec 12, 2011 | 12:55 PM

#11

Whitestang41791

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Joined: Oct 2009

Posts: 197

From: NJ

intake/tuner combo is a must. gives you the low end torque the car was always missing. should of came from factory with the tune!

Dec 12, 2011 | 04:56 PM

#12

AMDanBailer

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Joined: Oct 2009

Posts: 2,271

From: PA

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Originally Posted by HxCGuitars

PM'd. Dang you guys rock. Not looking to purchase it just yet, but I'll get there some day. Can't wait to get a hold of an intake and tune in the next few months.

Cool, keep me updated! I'd be happy to help you out! Feel free to PM me directly if you have any questions/concerns in the future!

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Originally Posted by Lem-06

I heard that American Muscle has some pretty nice Intake/Tuner combo's

Edit:
@chris. I finally got my raxiom tail's installed, looking pretty nice so far. Thanks again for the awsome deal, keep em coming

That's great! How come you haven't posted any pictures yet!? lol. Just, playing! You don't have to if you don't want to, although I know you secretly want to very much

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Originally Posted by HxCGuitars

Oh yeah, I've been making googly eyes at those combos since before I even bought my Mustang

Bought an axle back and sequentials from them, intake and tune are up next!

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Originally Posted by Whitestang41791

intake/tuner combo is a must. gives you the low end torque the car was always missing. should of came from factory with the tune!

You got that right! The intake/tuner combo should be an option from the factory and not that FRPP pro-cal and drop-in stuff, either! Either that or they should be the first two modifications you do right off the bat! It's like a whole new car!

Dec 13, 2011 | 01:22 AM

#13

Lem-06

4th Gear Member

Joined: Sep 2011

Posts: 1,225

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Originally Posted by AMChrisYoung

That's great! How come you haven't posted any pictures yet!? lol. Just, playing! You don't have to if you don't want to, although I know you secretly want to very much

clearly you arent combing the entire forum with a fine tooth comb.

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Originally Posted by Lem-06

mid way through my project

finished up

mmm these things look nice. Got a really good deal from AM on cyber monday

PS. Sorry about messy leaves on floor, glare from garage light, dirty car <if you see it, if not its perfectly clean thank you>, and that ugly dealer emblem, i really gotta get that off of there.

Dec 13, 2011 | 04:43 PM

#14

AMDanBailer

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Posts: 2,271

From: PA

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lem-06

clearly you arent combing the entire forum with a fine tooth comb.

LOL, I guess my tooth comb is not fine enough! Looks great, Lem! Thanks for sharing!

In the future, could you please rake the leaves, block the glare and wash the car? We demand professionalism here at MustangForums. And that dealer emblem.....yuk! Get that offa there!

lol j/p, buddy!

Dec 14, 2011 | 09:37 PM

#15

delusiondejavu

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Joined: Nov 2011

Posts: 226

From: VA

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Originally Posted by AMChrisYoung

And that dealer emblem.....yuk! Get that offa there!

First thing that came to my mind. I got home from the dealer and used the heated power washer on the garbage they stuck on the car......

Dec 16, 2011 | 03:01 PM

#16

AMDanBailer

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From: PA

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Originally Posted by delusiondejavu

First thing that came to my mind. I got home from the dealer and used the heated power washer on the garbage they stuck on the car......

Yea, I always take all the emblems off a car when I get it. For some reason I just dislike any and all identifying marks/emblems that automotive designers don't design the car with originally. They just don't fit anywhere, on any car in my opinion.