So i have my car with my roush cold air intake closed box for a while now and finally decided to look under the hood and found a lot of debris.
My question is what are my best options?
new filter cone? Whole new intake ( I’ve herd good about JLT & fenderwell) , or is cleaning it an option to...
On that used oem mustang site someone mentioned I found a used pair of oem valves exhaust axle backs by itself
so to be clear if I went this route I would need 2 actuators, 2 jumpers (JR3Z-14A411-h) & 2 of these (JR3Z-14A411-j)
here’s the link to everything except the actuators if someone...
I’ll check to be sure
So if I get an aftermarket active exhaust setup will those come with the actuators installed and the harnesses? Or will I still have to buy those separate since I most likely don’t have either
So I bought a used 2018 mustang gt premium and I noticed it actually came with the active exhaust as I can see in my cluster settings , but it also has a roush aftermarket exhaust and the active exhaust doesn’t work . I get errors like exhaust mode not selected.
so basically what do I need to...
if they melt
u talking about the smell or gains I assume smell but honestly I never understood people saying 93 smells bad it just smells like a less stronger 87 to me which is just regular gas smell 🤷‍♂️
Ok thanks for the feedback , but for general knowledge I will be stuck between 115-120mm as the lowest pulley if I’ll be using 93 mostly right? 3rd gen coyote
Without having to add stuff to my tank to prevent knock
I know there’s probably plenty of info on what setup I need but I just want a straight forward answer . For a 18+ a10 gt going to run ess g3 kit,
That will be a daily & mainly run on 93 then occasionally e85 persay weekends
what is all needed , link me exact link on what to get. I know...
ok thanks I should save a lot of money while picking up
will I benefit from high flow cats enough to feel a difference or should I just stay stock cats, I see people blow their cats sometimes