Mod List for the Beast.
So i buy 2
Force Automotive Products ProductLine:Force Pro-Series Mufflers PartType:Mufflers CaseShape: Oval InletDiameter(in): 2.500 in. InletQuantity: Single InletLocation: Offset OutletDiameter(in): 2.500 in. OutletQuantity: Single OutletLocation: Center InternalConstruction: Chambered MufflerMaterial: Steel MufflerFinish: Aluminized CaseLength(in): 13.000 in. OverallLength(in): 19.250 in. Thickness(in): 4.250 in. Width(in): 9.750 in.
And i should be good? Then have the shop cut from my current exhaust, and custom fab the rest and an H pipe, and my cars gonna sound nice? Or should i buy tips to, or just let them fab some and what not?
Force Automotive Products ProductLine:Force Pro-Series Mufflers PartType:Mufflers CaseShape: Oval InletDiameter(in): 2.500 in. InletQuantity: Single InletLocation: Offset OutletDiameter(in): 2.500 in. OutletQuantity: Single OutletLocation: Center InternalConstruction: Chambered MufflerMaterial: Steel MufflerFinish: Aluminized CaseLength(in): 13.000 in. OverallLength(in): 19.250 in. Thickness(in): 4.250 in. Width(in): 9.750 in.
And i should be good? Then have the shop cut from my current exhaust, and custom fab the rest and an H pipe, and my cars gonna sound nice? Or should i buy tips to, or just let them fab some and what not?
ORIGINAL: suikoden212
ok joves your saying long tubes cant be fit onto a 98 da**it
ok joves your saying long tubes cant be fit onto a 98 da**it
I think those chrome pieces that go in your car dont look all that great. I mean whats so nice about a bunch of silver pieves in a car? I would rather pay less andhave someinterior pieces paintedthe same color as the outside of my car!
uh ty joves im not gonna start on baggin on him but the downside to chrome 1 it wethers away quickly
2.its has small pieces of metal in it so on one hot day those things will be hot enough to brand a cow and seeing is you live in florida everyday is a hot day but i actually like the chrome interior
2.its has small pieces of metal in it so on one hot day those things will be hot enough to brand a cow and seeing is you live in florida everyday is a hot day but i actually like the chrome interior
ORIGINAL: 1badsob_00
I think those chrome pieces that go in your car dont look all that great. I mean whats so nice about a bunch of silver pieves in a car? I would rather pay less andhave someinterior pieces paintedthe same color as the outside of my car!
I think those chrome pieces that go in your car dont look all that great. I mean whats so nice about a bunch of silver pieves in a car? I would rather pay less andhave someinterior pieces paintedthe same color as the outside of my car!


makeing your car nice doesnt make you a ricer, believeing all the hype about body kits, and how certian things make your car look better, which it only appeals to the fast and furious crow, does. you can put after market parts, body parts, wings whatever, and as you drive down the road with all 190 hp people will be saying that is kinda rice, to bad its only a v6. i have a v6 no matter what you do for the most part you will get that answer. but still being a mustang owner, you have to keep to the tradition of makeing the car look its best, without ruining its integrity, the ricer sh*t does just that. duel exhaust, sn-95 cobra hood, ( if they fit) nice subtle wing nothing higher than stock and no more than one, wheels, some chrome in the engine, and a nice detail wouldl look awesome. lowering would to, only slightly lowering thouh, not to much. and yes chin spoiler all the way...........
Believe it or not, but for shows, performance doesn't get you squat from the judges other than a few brownie points. At scrapin the coast my car beat out several Saleens (some replicas and a couple of real ones), Moded Cobras, and several other moded stangs in the Wild class, but because I had more show, I had the higher award as other than a few dress ups, they were just moded performance wise. Every judge sheet has a small area for performance, so it can make the difference between a win and a loss, but most points come from the overall appeal and look of the car. Remember, not all people car about performance. Some people, especially those over 30, could give a rats *** about performance, they just want to look good. There was this 40 year old woman that had an awesome looking 03 Mustang, but had ziltch performance wise. Now she beat me at another car show, but at this one, I beat her (I also had more done this time around), but she just had a stock GT with a lot of very nice body work done and that's all she cared about.
At this point, i would suggest a chiltons or haynes (which ever you prefer) guide and figure out exactly is going on under the hood so when you start pulling **** apart you know what is what and where it goes. this will benifit you in the long run, thats how i learned about cars, bought a guide for my first car before i started modding it, and damn did it make a difference, when i saw posts about ppl talking about different parts i knew exactly what they were saying.
i just got my v6 mustang as well and i have quite a bit planned for it, rims, lowered, headlights with clear reflectors (i hate orange) tinted tails, tinted windows and thats probably it for exterior, then the rest is going into my motor, i havent formed a list of what im doing cuz im still researching and planning on which route i wanna go, exhaust is a definate haha. dont rush it, take ur time
i just got my v6 mustang as well and i have quite a bit planned for it, rims, lowered, headlights with clear reflectors (i hate orange) tinted tails, tinted windows and thats probably it for exterior, then the rest is going into my motor, i havent formed a list of what im doing cuz im still researching and planning on which route i wanna go, exhaust is a definate haha. dont rush it, take ur time
yeah, get a haynes and read the whole damn thing. thats what I did, well, am doing. i've almost read the entire thing. Really interesting and teaches you a lot about how the car actually works.


