Tuning - $15,000

[BmacIL]

I wasn't totally aware of the effect of this part, but when I saw it come up twice I did some research. Wow, that's a pretty notable issue in the suspension that gets mostly resolved for a pretty low price. The one video circulating where the guy mounted a camera under the car really shows all the movement and deflection that occurs.

Looks like a cheap addition when some other suspension work gets done (though I did notice the BMR part is limited on convertibles, assuming due to the additional bracing).

Thanks!

Exactly. It's one of the best value mods out there. Probably second behind the free clutch spring removal [emoji38].

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[Viperbluecobra]

Let me know if you need help with the international shipping. I send ford racing parts all over the world.

 

[chadmclark]

Super charger!!! +200 hp at least!! And you'd still have about 7-8 grand to blow afterwards

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[Chameleon]

Full suspension, full exhaust, intake manifold and tune.

 

[NightmareMoon]

There is a lot of good about the stock car, so make sure you have an idea what you want before you start throwing money down a hole. Personally I dont want the loudest car on the road and I dont mind the stock intake noise, so Im not going to spend 3k on intake and exhaust work, just $200 on a resonator delete.

Also Im not in a hurry to throw on mildly upgraded suspension parts like the FRPP when there are better options from Koni and Bilstein coming soon. Once the Koni adjustables are available, a 1" lower on stiffer liniear springs (steeda or BMR) would be good.

A mild rear sway can be added if you want a tad bit less understeer. Also some camber plates for the front may help.

I personally wont be showing off my engine bay to impress anybody who is easily swayed by painted boxes or covers, so I'd keep that money for a good traffic cam.

Wheels and Tires are a good idea. Some nice aftermarket lightweight 19" in a square size (front wheel the same width as the rears) with sticky tires, but consider where you live when choosing tires, sticky summer tires can be dangerously bad in cold conditions.

Money spent on high performance driving schools is some of the funnest money I've ever spent, so consider upgrading the 'driver' too.

Anyway, pick your goals first, pick your parts to reach those goals and have fun!

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