It has been far too long since I have posted on Stangnet and nearly as long since I have driven my Stang. The first trip out of storage will be to the tire shop as the old shoes are worn out. Since I have talked myself out of buying a Harley (for now) the Mustang mod bug is biting again, and I'm thinking SUPERCHARGER, and a brake upgrade. Will those of you with knowledge/experience steer me in the right direction on ATI Procharger setup?
My '88 GT vert has the following mods--
Engine: Stock 302/5.0L with Trick FLow Street Heat intake, BBK 70mm throttle body, C&L 73mm mass air, BBK equal length 1&5/8 headers, Mac 2.5" ProChamber, Mac 2.5" catback, Ford Motorsport 3.73 gear, B&M shift kit (rebuilt automatic transmission), Ford Motorsport plugs,distributor cap,9mm wires, Aeromotive air fuel pressure regulator @37psi, 14* initial timing timing, 180* thermostat
Suspension/other: Eibach springs, Tokico Illuma adjustable shocks , '91-'93 stock 16" pony rims, Kenny Brown strut tower brace, double cross subframe connector & K-member,
Mods installed at MC Racing in Lenexa, KS, dyno'd @ 227rwhp/274 rwtq
I want to do this without breaking the bank (the Harley would have been financed) and using my exisiting mods. I appreciate any input anyone can provide. Thanks.
My '88 GT vert has the following mods--
Engine: Stock 302/5.0L with Trick FLow Street Heat intake, BBK 70mm throttle body, C&L 73mm mass air, BBK equal length 1&5/8 headers, Mac 2.5" ProChamber, Mac 2.5" catback, Ford Motorsport 3.73 gear, B&M shift kit (rebuilt automatic transmission), Ford Motorsport plugs,distributor cap,9mm wires, Aeromotive air fuel pressure regulator @37psi, 14* initial timing timing, 180* thermostat
Suspension/other: Eibach springs, Tokico Illuma adjustable shocks , '91-'93 stock 16" pony rims, Kenny Brown strut tower brace, double cross subframe connector & K-member,
Mods installed at MC Racing in Lenexa, KS, dyno'd @ 227rwhp/274 rwtq
I want to do this without breaking the bank (the Harley would have been financed) and using my exisiting mods. I appreciate any input anyone can provide. Thanks.