What to do first?
#1
What to do first?
hi all my names joe i just boughta 95 gt last year of the good ol' 5.0, i paid $5,500 for it with only 63,000 miles. im new to the american car scene. i used to drive a Honda lol very reliable, i cant badmouth the company. so i need to know what to do first, i believe it has a stock 2.73 gears which suck so i was lookin to up it to 3.73. exhaust possibly MAC, and not sure what is the best intake that is out there. the car is completley stock and has nothing done to it.</P>
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thanks for your help guys !!!</P>
#3
What to do first?
just little mods? well exhaust, let me recommend a MAC catback system with a UPR x-pipe ( www.uprproducts.com ) u can get that under $500 i believe. but you could also get flowmaster 40 series with a BBK x-pipe, and any kind of x pipe you wanted, even an h-pipe. i recommend x-pipe though. (you have to get the MIL's and the o2 sensors though) for intake, MAC has a good one so you could do that. the MAC is almost compared to the cobra intake, which is one part of the cobra where it get's it's name. just my $.02!
#4
What to do first?
well the mac intake is a sure thing but im still a little confused with the h and x pipes, civics dont have em lol </P>
pretty much its gonna be a daily driver with some *****, so it cant be to crazy ie: no drag car.</P>
thanks!</P>
#5
What to do first?
Go with your Ford Motorsport Gears 3.73</P>
Mac Exhaust including: shorty headers(not equal length) Mac Pro-chamber, and the Mac Mufflers.. </P>
Then make sure you are breathing, with a cold air fenderwell intake tube, by MAC. Make sure it has a K & N Filter on it.</P>
You can also move up your timing to 14 degrees.</P>
And above all before you do all the mods... get a tune up, you don't know when those things were changed last, and you want it to be fresh with you so you know , and for your satisfaction that you have new plugs and wires, rotor and cap, all the fluids flushed, </P>
The trick flow street heatintake or Edlebrock intakes will make a fine choice.</P>
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#10
What to do first?
mil eliminators stop the o2 sensors from triggering a "check engine" light. they are used for 96 and up cars. You'll be fine with no cats, you just won't pass any expection if you have them!!