Ready for Mods. Is FRPP the way to go?
08-29-2008, 02:43 PM
#21
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Aw, my name in all caps? it shows you care.
Offended that you don't know what FRPP stands for? No... I just expected someone who had a fake and real Shelby to know the difference... I am offended at the "tribute" Shelby though. Why dont you stick a VTEC badge on there while you're at it.
I was writing it the way he wrote it, I guess it's a bit too much for you to understand huh?
Offended that you don't know what FRPP stands for? No... I just expected someone who had a fake and real Shelby to know the difference... I am offended at the "tribute" Shelby though. Why dont you stick a VTEC badge on there while you're at it.
I was writing it the way he wrote it, I guess it's a bit too much for you to understand huh?
08-29-2008, 02:45 PM
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08-29-2008, 02:49 PM
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It's not just WOT performance that a good tune brings you. I don't know about the FRPP and pro cal set up, but my JLT/SCT gives so much more low end grunt and part-throttle response than stock. That's something to consider when choosing a set-up...drivability in real world driving.
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08-29-2008, 03:09 PM
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It's not just WOT performance that a good tune brings you. I don't know about the FRPP and pro cal set up, but my JLT/SCT gives so much more low end grunt and part-throttle response than stock. That's something to consider when choosing a set-up...drivability in real world driving.
08-29-2008, 03:11 PM
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dont be too hard on him 2cokeman..he is "special" ...short bus special..and he drives his grandmas corrolla....
Im in no way arguing that my mustang is better than your GT500. Im a huge fan and im currently looking for one, Not a GT500 though. I want one that has actually seen a Shelby factory. I bet you are the type that has to buy acceptance huh? You probably have no Ford or Mustang knowledge but what the hell... "Ill buy a GT500 so I can fit in with a clique that doesnt like me", throw around a term I dont understand like FRRP and i'll be golden! Either that or you were you just sick of all the laughs your GT got after you put that SHELBY wannabe emblem on the back. Which is it?
08-29-2008, 03:22 PM
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that is SOO cute. You are sticking up for him like a big sister should.
That Grammar and spelling is just killing you huh? there must be something wrong with your R key. Im flattered that you went back like 4 years worth of my posts to talk about my Corolla. Its supercharged and gets me 33 MPG to and from work. Keeps the miles off of my weekend car but I guess you missed that one. My Mustang (non-poser edition) that is putting down more than your Shelby. click it, you know you want to
Im in no way arguing that my mustang is better than your GT500. Im a huge fan and im currently looking for one, Not a GT500 though. I want one that has actually seen a Shelby factory. I bet you are the type that has to buy acceptance huh? You probably have no Ford or Mustang knowledge but what the hell... "Ill buy a GT500 so I can fit in with a clique that doesnt like me", throw around a term I dont understand like FRRP and i'll be golden! Either that or you were you just sick of all the laughs your GT got after you put that SHELBY wannabe emblem on the back. Which is it?
That Grammar and spelling is just killing you huh? there must be something wrong with your R key. Im flattered that you went back like 4 years worth of my posts to talk about my Corolla. Its supercharged and gets me 33 MPG to and from work. Keeps the miles off of my weekend car but I guess you missed that one. My Mustang (non-poser edition) that is putting down more than your Shelby. click it, you know you want to
Im in no way arguing that my mustang is better than your GT500. Im a huge fan and im currently looking for one, Not a GT500 though. I want one that has actually seen a Shelby factory. I bet you are the type that has to buy acceptance huh? You probably have no Ford or Mustang knowledge but what the hell... "Ill buy a GT500 so I can fit in with a clique that doesnt like me", throw around a term I dont understand like FRRP and i'll be golden! Either that or you were you just sick of all the laughs your GT got after you put that SHELBY wannabe emblem on the back. Which is it?
08-29-2008, 03:29 PM
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My Mustang (non-poser edition) that is putting down more than your Shelby. click it, you know you want to
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08-29-2008, 03:41 PM
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It's very petty, I agree right now... but im at work bored out of my mind and this is entertainment.
I made a simple comment about "FRRP" and you and your little lap dog responded like im an idiot. Then you post about my "Corolla" of all things?(just one R in Corolla and just one L in alot) That right there showed me you are taking the angle as being better than me because I have a Corolla. Well, I have 3 cars I pay for and a Corolla is one of them. Im a Mustang lover at heart but its not worth the wear-and-tear to drive my car daily. So now I have a "grandma car"? Well, if Granny drive a supercharged water-injected Corolla pushing 10 pounds of boost then I guess you are right.
I also bought my 6 year old son a 67' fastback shell to build with him as soon as he starts showing an interest, but you're right... I wouldnt understand about "family connections". Funny how assumptions work.
I made a simple comment about "FRRP" and you and your little lap dog responded like im an idiot. Then you post about my "Corolla" of all things?(just one R in Corolla and just one L in alot) That right there showed me you are taking the angle as being better than me because I have a Corolla. Well, I have 3 cars I pay for and a Corolla is one of them. Im a Mustang lover at heart but its not worth the wear-and-tear to drive my car daily. So now I have a "grandma car"? Well, if Granny drive a supercharged water-injected Corolla pushing 10 pounds of boost then I guess you are right.
I also bought my 6 year old son a 67' fastback shell to build with him as soon as he starts showing an interest, but you're right... I wouldnt understand about "family connections". Funny how assumptions work.
08-29-2008, 03:46 PM
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It's very petty, I agree right now... but im at work bored out of my mind and this is entertainment.
I made a simple comment about "FRRP" and you and your little lap dog responded like im an idiot. Then you post about my "Corolla" of all things?(just one R in Corolla and just one L in alot) That right there showed me you are taking the angle as being better than me because I have a Corolla. Well, I have 3 cars I pay for and a Corolla is one of them. Im a Mustang lover at heart but its not worth the wear-and-tear to drive my car daily. So now I have a "grandma car"? Well, if Granny drive a supercharged water-injected Corolla pushing 10 pounds of boost then I guess you are right.
I also bought my 6 year old son a 67' fastback shell to build with him as soon as he starts showing an interest, but you're right... I wouldnt understand about "family connections". Funny how assumptions work.
I made a simple comment about "FRRP" and you and your little lap dog responded like im an idiot. Then you post about my "Corolla" of all things?(just one R in Corolla and just one L in alot) That right there showed me you are taking the angle as being better than me because I have a Corolla. Well, I have 3 cars I pay for and a Corolla is one of them. Im a Mustang lover at heart but its not worth the wear-and-tear to drive my car daily. So now I have a "grandma car"? Well, if Granny drive a supercharged water-injected Corolla pushing 10 pounds of boost then I guess you are right.
I also bought my 6 year old son a 67' fastback shell to build with him as soon as he starts showing an interest, but you're right... I wouldnt understand about "family connections". Funny how assumptions work.
08-29-2008, 04:46 PM
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It's very petty, I agree right now... but im at work bored out of my mind and this is entertainment.
I made a simple comment about "FRRP" and you and your little lap dog responded like im an idiot. Then you post about my "Corolla" of all things?(just one R in Corolla and just one L in alot) That right there showed me you are taking the angle as being better than me because I have a Corolla. Well, I have 3 cars I pay for and a Corolla is one of them. Im a Mustang lover at heart but its not worth the wear-and-tear to drive my car daily. So now I have a "grandma car"? Well, if Granny drive a supercharged water-injected Corolla pushing 10 pounds of boost then I guess you are right.
I also bought my 6 year old son a 67' fastback shell to build with him as soon as he starts showing an interest, but you're right... I wouldnt understand about "family connections". Funny how assumptions work.
I made a simple comment about "FRRP" and you and your little lap dog responded like im an idiot. Then you post about my "Corolla" of all things?(just one R in Corolla and just one L in alot) That right there showed me you are taking the angle as being better than me because I have a Corolla. Well, I have 3 cars I pay for and a Corolla is one of them. Im a Mustang lover at heart but its not worth the wear-and-tear to drive my car daily. So now I have a "grandma car"? Well, if Granny drive a supercharged water-injected Corolla pushing 10 pounds of boost then I guess you are right.
I also bought my 6 year old son a 67' fastback shell to build with him as soon as he starts showing an interest, but you're right... I wouldnt understand about "family connections". Funny how assumptions work.