1996 mustang

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  1. mustangguyy New Member

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    hey i have a 1996 mustang that i want to get faster what is the easiest way to do that i don't have a lot of money to spend on it but i want to make it fast can anyone help?
    mustangguyy, Nov 8, 2011
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    Whats your budget?
    commonrules, Nov 9, 2011
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  3. mustangguyy New Member

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    like $5000
    mustangguyy, Nov 9, 2011
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  4. BlownFiveLiter have car, will race....wait, it doesn't run

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    For five grand you could have a V8 car that might even have some mods already.
    BlownFiveLiter, Nov 9, 2011
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    i don't want a v8 i love my mustang :)
    mustangguyy, Nov 9, 2011
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  6. commonrules New Member

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    With 5K you get a TMA Turbo Kit Or a power pak from supersixmotosports id use it as downpayment for a new car lol i have a 96 too lol ;)
    commonrules, Dec 5, 2011
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  7. Mustang5L5 Founding Member

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    For $5k I'd buy a 94-95 Cobra and drive that.

    Putting a turbo or supercharger on a car is going to be expensive, require tuning and involve some owner responsibility in terms of increased monitoring and maintainence. It's not exactly a bolt it on and forget it sort of mod. Add in the supporting mods and you'll easily exceed $5k

    Buy $5k in bolt ons and you won't really see a whole ton of performance.

    You are better off saving your $5k and spending it elsewhere


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    Mustang5L5, Jan 31, 2012
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