howarmat

It doesnt need to be reprogrammed if it hasnt been driven yet. You would have to drive it to for the computer to learn anything. So what was mentioned above shouldn't do anything for you at all. Get the CAI and tune....trust me you wont regret it when you do actaully start to drive the thing.

22kart22

I will but I bought the car used with 6000 miles and it was at a dealership. maybe I should do it just incase

howarmat

Ahh you can do it, I tried it once and didnt fell any difference in the lag...the only thing that solved it was the CAI and tune.

22kart22

k thanks. your swell

okbfd

I would definitely look into the CAI and Programmer. It makes all the difference in the world. And +1 on your Stang looking nice. Congrats on the driving skills that you have developed so far. They are superior to the vast majority of those of us on here.

22kart22

thanks Means alot coming from you pros

tonkpils555666sas

tune or throttle body replacement? but just get an intake... and tune that junx... get her breathing... better...

howarmat

Do not replace the throttlebody....its only going to cause problems and no gains!

johnnyv8

Hey; I'm not goign to flame you but im just givign you a warning here. I remeber when i was 17(now 22) and i was saving up to buy a 3000GT(only 222hp, lol.) and my dad didnt like the idea; and i told him: "I'll be fine, i can speed in any car". boy; was i WRONG. I finally got it when i was 18, first few months i was fine, but that all changed, lol. Anyway these cars, mucsle cars, sport car take whatever little devil side you have in you and PULL IT RIGHT OUT when you drive. My 1st cars where a mark 7 and a town car; and i never went past 85 (the cars where just not stalbe past those speeds) but that 200hp 3kgt i had past 130.

And just to back further my point a good friend of mine drove perfectly throw out his hs years, he's know 21 and got his 1st sport car (350z) and that car pulled that little bit of the devil side he had and now he drives just like me.