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Best mods for a daily driver?
#22
RE: Best mods for a daily driver?
ORIGINAL: Pony_car
Yeah, I think I have the mod bug already, and I don't even have the car yet LOL... I think you're right: from the test drives I've taken, the stock V6 is more than fine. Swapping out the stock exhaust for a louder, nicer looking one may be all I need to do...
Yeah, I think I have the mod bug already, and I don't even have the car yet LOL... I think you're right: from the test drives I've taken, the stock V6 is more than fine. Swapping out the stock exhaust for a louder, nicer looking one may be all I need to do...
#23
RE: Best mods for a daily driver?
ORIGINAL: noober
Edit: With the 3 things I mentioned, you're looking at possibly 25RWHP which would bring you up to somewhere around 210RWHP on a dyno tune. I should note that it's a common misconception that changing gears increases horsepower: it doesn't. If I'm right, it only increases the torque. One last thing: If you're looking to mod a car, look at torque more than horsepower... Please!
Edit: With the 3 things I mentioned, you're looking at possibly 25RWHP which would bring you up to somewhere around 210RWHP on a dyno tune. I should note that it's a common misconception that changing gears increases horsepower: it doesn't. If I'm right, it only increases the torque. One last thing: If you're looking to mod a car, look at torque more than horsepower... Please!
#24
RE: Best mods for a daily driver?
youre not gonna see a lower top speed from anything on our cars except maybe if you go to like 6.88 or something crazy, which they dont even make for our cars. 4.10's are limited to about 180 mph in a typical car so unless you plan on going faster than that, you'll be fine. but you will see a slight loss in mpg simply because the operationalrpms will jump up a few hundred rpms at speed. but nothing too significant.
#25
RE: Best mods for a daily driver?
Wow torque_is_goodyou made some damn good sense! awesome response! anyhow Pony_Car.. i am in your same situation , my car is competely my Daily driver with no intentions to race, nor need much more HP,,, just to fight the Phoenix Traffic! here is as basic as i went.. maybe you can do similar
K&N Drop in Filter $40
Ford Racing Muffler $75 on Ebay (won a bid from someone that must not have realized it is worth $385!!)
than i just appearance mod'd mine to make it "mine"... roush louvers, pony package, 4.0 emblem, shorty antenna, and soon honeycomb tail panel...... keeping it simple but sound and look good is what i did.
K&N Drop in Filter $40
Ford Racing Muffler $75 on Ebay (won a bid from someone that must not have realized it is worth $385!!)
than i just appearance mod'd mine to make it "mine"... roush louvers, pony package, 4.0 emblem, shorty antenna, and soon honeycomb tail panel...... keeping it simple but sound and look good is what i did.
#26
RE: Best mods for a daily driver?
I set out on a mission to make my car different from all the other V6 stock stock windveil blue mustangs.
First choice I saw was silver stripes. By far that was the first mod that said my car.. was mine.
First choice I saw was silver stripes. By far that was the first mod that said my car.. was mine.
#27
RE: Best mods for a daily driver?
ORIGINAL: apbt426
K&N Drop in Filter $40
Ford Racing Muffler $75 on Ebay (won a bid from someone that must not have realized it is worth $385!!)
K&N Drop in Filter $40
Ford Racing Muffler $75 on Ebay (won a bid from someone that must not have realized it is worth $385!!)
#29
RE: Best mods for a daily driver?
ORIGINAL: 07lane40
yeah it replaces the stock filter. same airbox. its nice. good for a long time. i like mine. you just have to clean it like you would a conical filter on a cai.
yeah it replaces the stock filter. same airbox. its nice. good for a long time. i like mine. you just have to clean it like you would a conical filter on a cai.
#30
RE: Best mods for a daily driver?
i say every 20k at the most. really depends on the environment. if you live in a dusty city, you'll need to clean more often than normal. Although, LA smog can get nasty at times...[8D].