v6 question
#1
v6 question
ok, i have a '07 v6 4.0 mustang and i was wondering what would be the best thing to start upgrading, performance-wise. What would be the cheapest / easiest place to start? I'm also wondering about removing the gov
#2
I'm new as well to the Mustang scene and I have the CAI(Cold Air Intake) setup and love the sound of it as well as the brisk throttle response. I guess the next step would be a tuner of choice with select maps of your liking. Then if that doesn't work for ya, go ahead and spend the kids college funds on a supercharger. Those are my plans anyways.
#3
Check the stickies, and search function for more information than I can provide, but....
CAI/Tune from Bamachips, Brenspeed, Evo, etc will be the best first step. Then you would want to look into the following:
Dual Exhaust
Gears/T-Lok
Rims/Tires
Springs/Shocks
the list goes on and on...
Welcome to the forums both of you
CAI/Tune from Bamachips, Brenspeed, Evo, etc will be the best first step. Then you would want to look into the following:
Dual Exhaust
Gears/T-Lok
Rims/Tires
Springs/Shocks
the list goes on and on...
Welcome to the forums both of you
#4
Most guys on here start with a CAI and tune first. I opted for looks first so I went with dual exhaust.
You know those side door moldings are easy to come off right? It's only attached with 3M tape and by taking it off, it will make your car look sooooo much better. Every time I see a Mustang with that on, I say to myself, "there goes a rental car." There have been numerous guys on here who have removed them. That's a free mod.
#5
You don't need to remove the gov. because for one there is no need to go that fast and 2 you have to have Z rated tires to do it safely. Most tuners won't remove it unless you have Z rated tires.
So in turn I would guess that your first mod would have to be Z rated tires. haha
So in turn I would guess that your first mod would have to be Z rated tires. haha
#7
Welcome to the forums!
Most guys on here start with a CAI and tune first. I opted for looks first so I went with dual exhaust.
You know those side door moldings are easy to come off right? It's only attached with 3M tape and by taking it off, it will make your car look sooooo much better. Every time I see a Mustang with that on, I say to myself, "there goes a rental car." There have been numerous guys on here who have removed them. That's a free mod.
Most guys on here start with a CAI and tune first. I opted for looks first so I went with dual exhaust.
You know those side door moldings are easy to come off right? It's only attached with 3M tape and by taking it off, it will make your car look sooooo much better. Every time I see a Mustang with that on, I say to myself, "there goes a rental car." There have been numerous guys on here who have removed them. That's a free mod.
#10
Exhaust is all show and no go. That being said, I have duals on my car. The CHEAPEST option that will actually add HP to your 6er is getting a single GT takepoff. You can get a set for $50-100 and just keep the other for later if you go dual. Dual exhausts add no HP (anyone that says so has not spent allot of time near a dyno)...but they ad a ton of "ear candy". The stock 6er exhaust is VERY choked up and the single GT takeoff will add a ton of breathing.
So...for less than $500, you can have a CAI, a custom tune and a GT takeoff. That is a HIGE leap forward for your car.
After that...consider an 8.8 takeoff rear end which will give you gears and t-lok at the same time. 17" bullits too...
After that...open the wallet deep!
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