well guys, tried something a little different and its yielded some interesting results.
i wanted to delete the resonator, add a muffler, change tips, and avoid drone at all costs, and hopefully save some money in the process. mostly because i dont like my car to sound like every other guy...
Gibbo205 you have a premium diffuser, but...they might still work. im sure fordguys550 will have a better idea, but i dont see why they wouldnt stick nicely on either side of the factory nubs
personally, i dont want my car to do ANYTHING for me besides what i tell it to do. however, if mandatory, i would not mind if i have the option to turn off(fully turn off, not partially off like these asshat nannies our cars have) in factory trim, without a tuner.
so, how will this effect my...
eww so disgusting! ...wait...forgot we made amends. looks awesome, and I really like the wheels. Ive always wondered how a lip wheel would look on these cars and I have to say I like it, especially with the top down.
No need to be a meanie head.
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im assuming you are launching it on the street which is the first issue...the most simple solution would be much better tires, followed by suspension upgrades. no need to change the gears for a launch, that is clearly not the cars issue.
please take no offense, but you just need to learn to...
get the motor to operating temperature. drive a few miles to check for leaks/major issues. if all is well, drive the living shit out of it. hard. change oil around 200-1000 miles to get all of the manufacturing debris/break in material/etc out of it. cut open the filter and see how gnarly some...
please keep in mind that dyno numbers are literally just that...numbers. bone stock gts make 380-390ish rwhp on average. if you want to "read" a dyno then power delivery through useable rpm range has a lot more to do with how the car moves rather than peak #s. take a look at the fastest bolt on...