Thanks these are are what I've been looking for. Can't believe I haven't found them in my research.
A little more than I wanted to spend. But still a great price all things considered
Looking to buy some new wheels for my GT350. Really like the Apex wheels. 19x11s. But before i order i see in their site, they show some gt350s running 18s on the front with "modifications" anyone know the most affordable way to do this? I found an older thread on track mustangs online talking...
Awesome, hopefully I can get to the track soon. I have some dragy runs on the street but im completely stock. And traction is non existent. So traction control drastically reduces power. I've gone 12.4 on the dragy
Also good info. But would you say this is because you track your car? I only do high pulls and drag race. So it just passes through certain rpms it doesn't stay at certain rpms
Interesting I've seen plenty of dyno results/videos where it's 20+ whp more. I'm sure still not worth it to some. But I'll be doing the install myself. So I'll save in im assuming $1000+ in labor as I've heard they're a pita to install.
I definitely understand what you're saying and why you're thinking that way, but also obviously any ford representative is going to tell you not to modify the car. No matter what car it is. They're all designed to work as a system. Also the last time I was under the car one of the headers is...
I recently bought a 2016 gt350. I use it for a fun weekend car. I dont track the car but on the weekends I beat the snot out of it, highway pulls, burnouts, etc... It's a very fun and amazing car. I don't think I'll ever get rid of it. But eventually soon I know I'll want more power so obviously...