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Hello ecostangs

I am currently looking for my next mod upgrade i will soon purchase torries unleashed tunning and oil catch can. I know my next mod will be an intercooler but i havent pulled the trigger yet. Any suggestions on my next mod i should get to run a healthy ecostang. My current mods are listed in my signature.
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Well after the new tune, intercooler, and catch can... perhaps spark plugs and a wastegate actuator.
Orrrr bigger turbo. bah ha hah \m/
 

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I think you should have gotten the intercooler before the atp downpipe. Is a no brainer intercooler is the next step
 

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I think you should have gotten the intercooler before the atp downpipe. Is a no brainer intercooler is the next step
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[MENTION=22317]Blay[/MENTION] reason why i did not start with the intercooler first was because of my budget and my initial goals for the car. At first i wanted to work on the sound of the vehicle then later on work on the performance. I think all ecoboost owners can agree with me the stock exhaust system is crap compared to the v6.
 
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[MENTION=9998]PRG3k[/MENTION] haha lol. If i do move foward with the wastegate actuator i can still manage to use the stock intercooler for a while? Or no? I know the intercooler is the most important mod due to the stock intercooler being garbage. But damn prices are crazy. Most of my mods i was able to do myself or with a friend but removing the bumper itself looks hectic.
 
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[MENTION=17128]SYK[/MENTION] damn i wish i had the money for a bigger turbo :( the intercooler itself is expensive maybe if i get a good tax return lmao
 

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Your ecu is probably already pulling timing due to high charge temps. Bite the bullet and get an intercooler. You may be able to snag a used one on the forum here. MAP and Mishimoto are not super expensive if you aren't planning on more than 400 HP.
 

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Yea im not planning to built a track car just a fun 4banger.i found one intercooler for a good price just need to find a tuner shop around my area that wont charge me too much for instalation. [MENTION=14785]bbrilli[/MENTION]
 

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@PRG3k haha lol. If i do move foward with the wastegate actuator i can still manage to use the stock intercooler for a while? Or no? I know the intercooler is the most important mod due to the stock intercooler being garbage. But damn prices are crazy. Most of my mods i was able to do myself or with a friend but removing the bumper itself looks hectic.
Dude, the bumper is so easy to take off. Its just time consuming because of all the little bolts on the splashpan. I bought a Milwaukee M12 lithium powered ratchet which takes the removal time down to about 10 minutes or so.

I would keep watching the bolt-on section of the for sale forums for an intercooler. There's three of them for sale on the first page alone.
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=149 You'll be so glad you got one when the summer heat really kicks in.


Once you get one, these all show you how to install it. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mustang+ecoboost+intercooler Easier than a damn wastegate install I tell you that! That little f#cker can be a pain in the ass.
 

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Profab here in central Florida charged me 200 to install the IC and wga. I know that's a pretty far drive but maybe it gives you a target.
 

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DIY, engine bay is so empty and motor so easy to work on. If you're short on tools or in a parking lot I can see paying a shop.
 

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I went with noise first as well. Next mod will definitely be an IC.
I was thinking of picking up a Cp-e. But my modding is on hold until I decide if I'm keeping the car for several years or getting rid of it next year.
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