Back to the Basics (Bolt-ons)
#1
Back to the Basics (Bolt-ons)
I know, I know,
I am the newbie. I just bought an 06 GT, My third mustang. I have had a 90' LX 5.0 and a 95 cobra. However, this is my first 4.6L and I'm never looking back.
The only performance related part I have on my car currently is FLowmaster axle back exhaust. I'm looking to purchase a brenspeed CAI/ tuner combo (C&L or Steeda), Steeda underdrives, Pypes o/r h-pipe and possibly a Throttle body.
Does any one know the approximate gains of this setup?
Is there a noticable difference with and with out the throttle body if you don't have aftermarket cams or blower/nitrous?
FYI- cams will be coming in the distant future.
Thanks ahead of time for the input!
I am the newbie. I just bought an 06 GT, My third mustang. I have had a 90' LX 5.0 and a 95 cobra. However, this is my first 4.6L and I'm never looking back.
The only performance related part I have on my car currently is FLowmaster axle back exhaust. I'm looking to purchase a brenspeed CAI/ tuner combo (C&L or Steeda), Steeda underdrives, Pypes o/r h-pipe and possibly a Throttle body.
Does any one know the approximate gains of this setup?
Is there a noticable difference with and with out the throttle body if you don't have aftermarket cams or blower/nitrous?
FYI- cams will be coming in the distant future.
Thanks ahead of time for the input!
#3
RE: Back to the Basics (Bolt-ons)
450HP at the wheels is the goal at some point. But everyone has to start somewhere. Believe me I know what a blower can do. I'm an engine design engineer for big yellow. At work I'm usually in the turbo world with diesels though.
I just need to get a good foundation going to keep me happy for a while so I can get the appearance and suspension handled. Then we'll hit the big numbers, no doubt in my mind!
I just need to get a good foundation going to keep me happy for a while so I can get the appearance and suspension handled. Then we'll hit the big numbers, no doubt in my mind!
#4
RE: Back to the Basics (Bolt-ons)
I'd do the suspension first. I am a fan of BMR, this will at least get what you have to the ground
read post #4
https://mustangforums.com/m_1696246/...tm.htm#1696246
read post #4
https://mustangforums.com/m_1696246/...tm.htm#1696246
#7
RE: Back to the Basics (Bolt-ons)
Try searching around on the forums, there are plenty of topics regarding this.
Here's what I got for you though...
1. Bamachips C&L "Racer" Intake/SCT Tuner
2. Forget doing the pullies if you intend on blowing your car.
3. Throttle bodies are a paper weight for these cars.
4. The Pypes O/R H will give you some sound with those Flows, you could always just cut your cats...
5. Don't waste your times with cams. They are too expensive for the hp/tq they net. Plus the stockers hold up fine.
Though, if your smart you won't waste money with boltons, and just save for a S/C..or whatever...
Here's what I got for you though...
1. Bamachips C&L "Racer" Intake/SCT Tuner
2. Forget doing the pullies if you intend on blowing your car.
3. Throttle bodies are a paper weight for these cars.
4. The Pypes O/R H will give you some sound with those Flows, you could always just cut your cats...
5. Don't waste your times with cams. They are too expensive for the hp/tq they net. Plus the stockers hold up fine.
Though, if your smart you won't waste money with boltons, and just save for a S/C..or whatever...
#8
RE: Back to the Basics (Bolt-ons)
Well thanks for all the input. After talking with Brenspeed today, I just ordered the Steeda Underdrives, C&L Street CAI, SCT X3 Tuner, and the Pypes O/R h-pipe. These were all highly recomended by brenspeed as a solid combination.
LAK3RS, Thanks for the extra pointers. But the blower will come in the picture a few years down the road. So I just got the pulleys while I had the credit card out.
I'll letall of youknow how it goes.
LAK3RS, Thanks for the extra pointers. But the blower will come in the picture a few years down the road. So I just got the pulleys while I had the credit card out.
I'll letall of youknow how it goes.