I'm fairly new to the 4.6 liter motor. I just bought an 02 Mustang GT, and it is rated at 260 hp. Thats a stupid number. I mean, why not 300? So, what I want to know is, what is the most cost effective way to bump this car up into the 300 horse range?
-Justin-
I just finished a 2002 Mustang GT: Here is what I installed, Mid JBA Headers,JBA H-Pipe,Edelbrock Victor Jr. manifold,MSD Coils,Edelbrock fuel rails,21lb injectors, but bought some 42lb for when I re-do the engine and install a Pro Charger,
BBK 78mm throttle body,Stage 2 Comp Cams,Comp Valve springs,BBK Cold Air Intake,4:10 Gears from Ford Racing, Front and Rear Eiback springs,shocks, and Sway bars,BBK
Camber Caster plates,Racing Clutch. This car was tested at GTR Performance in Riverside,CA and the rear wheel horsepower was at 296+. This is a naturally aspirated engine that has over 140,000 miles on it and for these numbers I think it was really great.
Remember that at the rear wheels these cars will give you 210hp so at 80 more horsepower it was well worth it. My buddy was really happy with the car. It sounds like a Monster. Oh I also installed
Borla exhaust wich sounds unreal...