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So at this very moment, you should be out driving around in your new Mach 1

I installed a new IAC, and the car runs sooooo well now. It used to run kinda rough, but the new IAC really helped out. Now not to sound dumb, but wtf does the PCV valve go? I got a new one just because.

Are you in Columbus Ohio?

Cool, I'm gonna run out and buy one right now. Hopefully that is the problem. I'll probably change the PCV valve too ;)

Ok, I have a 1999 GT. It will start up fine, doesn't take any longer than normal to start it, but once I start it up, it dies, unless I hold the throttle at any position, even If I were to hold it at about 900 RPMs, it will run. Now I checked all the Vaccum lines I could find, but none of them...

Ok, plans are as follows. 99 GT 5 spd, current mods BBK Cold Air, Flowmaster 40 series mufflers, Steeda Tri-ax Plans: New Plenum and 75 mm throttle body Long Tube headers mac prochamber 3.73's and a 100 shot. I am just wondering what kind of times that should pull. I am trying to decide...

Also, sorry if this is a dumb question, this is my first stang, let alone first RWD car

I don't have it. I also don't get traction all the way through 1st. From like a slow 8 mph roll, I'll punch it and just go sideways

I bought a 99 GT used from a dealer, and we think it may have aftermarket gears, but we arent sure. Is it normal for a basically stock 99 GT to spin the tires like mad on a turn, dry pavement, Nitto 245/45 555's, and a BBK cold air intake. I was turning a left turn in 2nd gear, slowed down to...

I'm planning on 7-8 PSI with PP heads from Fox Lake, some cams, LT's, h-pipe, exhaust, plenium intake and 75mm TB, what kinda power will that make?

What kind of boost can you run on a stock bottom end with 70,000 miles?

Is autotap worth the price? I would be buying this also Any help is appreciated :nice:

First off, you need more than just a gun, compresser and prep work. You need a Clean room that does not let any dust or dirt in. You can do like what MainstreamStang said, but that just thins out your coats of paint, and can cause uneven spots. Second, to make the paint look really good, it...