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It'd be awesome if you'd dyno both intakes, hopefully there's a performance shop with dyno nearby. I'd totally do it :cheers:

That's a safe bet :thumbsup:

@Sc Ruby, I think that all you need is about 0.5 in front/rear, should take care of gaps very nicely, BTW very ambitious build you have going there, kudos to you brother

dev1360, Pretty cool man. I hope it'll be a good eye opening experience. I appreciate your involvement and willingness to invest your own time and money for this experiment :cheers: I personally have purchased PMAS unit recently and wanted to base dyno first, than run it with PMAS. Too bad...

Bronze you said? Damn! I missed out on this.... big time. I'd be all over it if I was buying now, unless....? you accept returns :hail:

Car is looking great my man. I bet that these morning rides to work are very satisfying. Enjoy, it's a great car indeed

You almost got the other set;) I'm glad you didn't. Just prepare yourself to be blown away by project 6 wheels :cheers:

dev1360 That's pretty cool what you're doing and appreciate sharing the Info with us. I was trying to get the base dyno done this week but the shop is so busy that I have to wait till August 12. I'll post my results in few weeks

:hail:

They're coming to get ya!

Interestingly, just received PMAS intake today and discovered the same. I failed to follow this thread in last couple of weeks, dang! :frusty:

Hahaha, that's an awesome analogy, I must admit you got that right bud

LOL, I hear you bro. You guys came out with excellent design first of all. Second of all, you've made it affordable. I like the fact that it is 7 spoke wheel, not 5 nor even 9. It can look sporty or elegant depending on finish. Great effort N4SM and thanks for taking the risk building this...

275/305 35 20 Mickey T's street comps

Bartly, you can drill Sway bar on the car but gotta remove the strut/s for much needed space

Final product. I'm glad I did myself, saved several hundreds of dollars on install and it's done the way I wanted, greased and torqued, no noises or chunks and needs alignment. Side note : I was able to install the new front Sway bar all by myself. Easy job on the jack stands, indeed. Thank you...

Finally done with suspension upgrades so decided to snap few quick low res pictures with wheels on. This is before alignment so wheel fitment may not be accurate. I'm planning to do a photo shoot downtown Chicago soon. Recently, I got me a nice low light glass for my mirrorless Sony a6000. I'm...

Great color combo, congrats man. You better get a really good insurance protecting you from people suing due to broken necks. This is going to be epic once you start moving around the town in your Mustang:cheers:

I'll let you know as soon as I'm done working on the front suspension

Awesome man, thanks for heads up. I'll have wifey help out too. Gotta earn that paycheck :clap2: