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Posted by hidnn.o.s. (Member # 1219) on :
 
Looking to find out what works best on a 5 speed. I know there are multiple brands out so the more specific the better. Don't want to buy the same mods twice.....

Thanks
 
Posted by pitchblack (Member # 6717) on :
 
lol...

will I get paid for my advice? cuz I have and had to buy some mods twice.

how about a hook up on a bottle warmer?

4.10 gears are good.. then you need mickeys.
I have a JLT II cold air. the "tuner guy" said he prefers CNL.

I have a lot more information.

I have a sct tuner for your car. paid $380 for it.

talk to all the local speed shops. then go to http://www.modularfords.com/

and then make you own decision.

I think I got a brain hemorrhage trying to figure everything out.
 
Posted by pitchblack (Member # 6717) on :
 
I have some questions on mods for the suspension. for the 06.
 
Posted by hidnn.o.s. (Member # 1219) on :
 
What do you want for the tuner? I work at a speed shop and can get them at cost so let me know what you'll take. I need/want to get one because I'm picking up my car Saturday morning and having gears installed in the afternoon, I hope.
 
Posted by Motorhead6T5 (Member # 4969) on :
 
Xcal II w/JLT intake
BMR Control arms
H or X pipe
Steeda underdrives
410 gears

That will get you deep into the 12's on DR's
 
Posted by Jmir018 (Member # 1414) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by hidnn.o.s.:
What do you want for the tuner? I work at a speed shop and can get them at cost so let me know what you'll take. I need/want to get one because I'm picking up my car Saturday morning and having gears installed in the afternoon, I hope.

nice goind Don, what gear?... get 410S!! atleast. [Razz]
screw the gay ass 373s. [Big Grin]

will you be getting a coupe?
 
Posted by pitchblack06 (Member # 6717) on :
 
pm me on the tuner.

I paid $380. make an offer.
 
Posted by pitchblack06 (Member # 6717) on :
 
what are BMR control arms? how much do they cost? what exactly do they do?
where did you purchase them?
 
Posted by Latin_Hick06GT (Member # 6997) on :
 
I have a Xcal II but it has tunes for my old V6 mustang. Can I get tunes for my 06 Mustang GT?
 
Posted by Motorhead6T5 (Member # 4969) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Latin_Hick06GT:
I have a Xcal II but it has tunes for my old V6 mustang. Can I get tunes for my 06 Mustang GT?

Was the programer unlocked after reloading the stock tune back to the v6?
 
Posted by Motorhead6T5 (Member # 4969) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by pitchblack06:
what are BMR control arms? how much do they cost? what exactly do they do?
where did you purchase them?

BMR is a company that makes suspension products,they are good quality and affordable. They eliminate the bad wheel hop these cars have. I just have the lower non adjustable ones and they have been great,they make the car handle better too.
 
Posted by pitchblack06 (Member # 6717) on :
 
not getting any wheel hop.
 
Posted by Motorhead6T5 (Member # 4969) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by pitchblack06:
not getting any wheel hop.

hmmm...I had it so bad i thought the rear end was going to fly out from under the car. Is your car lowered?
 
Posted by hidnn.o.s. (Member # 1219) on :
 
I've made a few runs and get no signs of any wheel hop.
 
Posted by Motorhead6T5 (Member # 4969) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by hidnn.o.s.:
I've made a few runs and get no signs of any wheel hop.

I did notice that when it spins on a sticky surface it is worse,like at the track.Going from traction to spinnin is when it happens,or a low rpm brake stand. Which you can't do without a tuner. If you just dump the clutch and get the tires spining fast it doesn't happen as much. Maybe the 06's have control arm improvements??? Could be you have stiffer springs to compensate for the larger 18" wheel? i know they did do changes for the 18"ers.
 




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