For the 2007Mustang GT
#1
For the 2007Mustang GT
Hey guyz, For the 2007 GT..do u recommend removing the Carbon filter from the Exhaust or keep it? i assume if i keep it...lots of carbon will stay in there then will make pressure and the car will be kinda heavy. thanks
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#5
RE: For the 2007Mustang GT
ORIGINAL: Arendii
Hey guyz, For the 2007 GT..do u recommend removing the Carbon filter from the Exhaust or keep it? i assume if i keep it...lots of carbon will stay in there then will make pressure and the car will be kinda heavy. thanks
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Hey guyz, For the 2007 GT..do u recommend removing the Carbon filter from the Exhaust or keep it? i assume if i keep it...lots of carbon will stay in there then will make pressure and the car will be kinda heavy. thanks
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uhmmmm do you mean cat converter?
#9
RE: For the 2007Mustang GT
I feel better, I saw this earlier and decided not to touch it.
I figured it was one of those "When do I need to change my blinker fluid?" kind of threads.
Now what he really needs to be afraid of is if his muffler bearing goes out.
Thats just plain dangerous.
I figured it was one of those "When do I need to change my blinker fluid?" kind of threads.
Now what he really needs to be afraid of is if his muffler bearing goes out.
Thats just plain dangerous.
#10
RE: For the 2007Mustang GT
ORIGINAL: MustangGT0405
I feel better, I saw this earlier and decided not to touch it.
I figured it was one of those "When do I need to change my blinker fluid?" kind of threads.
Now what he really needs to be afraid of is if his muffler bearing goes out.
Thats just plain dangerous.
I feel better, I saw this earlier and decided not to touch it.
I figured it was one of those "When do I need to change my blinker fluid?" kind of threads.
Now what he really needs to be afraid of is if his muffler bearing goes out.
Thats just plain dangerous.