[Reserve13]

i do mostly city(around my area) but i get on the highway occasionally. most of the driving is on 40 mph roads

[keg65]

You may not gain much from the larger throttle body, but you will feel a quicker throttle response.

I remember always reading 3.73 for manuals, and 4.10 for autos. If you don't go out on long road trips you probably won't notice a few less mpg.

[Bigdrumma22]

Originally Posted by H0SS302

i believe they cam on old school tbirds

Originally Posted by 2004gt

Yeah they came on the thunder birds. I have them to and everyone says they look good.

Hey guys... kinda off topic, but I remembered it was discussed here. I was just watching musclecar on spike and the sequential tail lights came on the 68 Mustang Cobra KR. I don't know if that was before or after the T-birds, but I knew they were on an old mustang. Just some info.

[jmf300]

Old school mercury cougars had those tail lights also! I thought they looked cool in the 70's LOL But retro is coming back!

[95 GTS]

Originally Posted by Reserve13

Just a list I made. Was hoping yall could give me some advice on any of it; changes, order, etc. It's for a 2002 GT

• Sequential Tail lights
i would move this down the list
• Smoked tail lights and clear/smoked side markers (using Nite Shades)
Do one or the other, smoked or sequential
• Shift light (have it, need to install it)
do it
• MGW Short Shifter
Do this first!
• Long tube headers (BBK?)
• Custom H-Pipe like white stang
Do this second and get a tuner like xcal 2
• Mufflers Keep magnaflow or change to flowmasters?)
in the end, magnaflow will make more power and will sound better
• Accufab throttle body and plenum (70mm or 75mm)

• JLT cold air (sell current)
• Floor mats
• 3.73s or 4.10s
4.10s and do this after exhaust is complete
• Americanmuscle.com HID kit (heads and fogs)
Call maximum velocity. You wont find a better deal and a good product.
• SCT Xcalibrator 2/3? Diablo?
like I said, do it with the LTs
• Springs?
• Shocks?
• Strut brace?
• Sway bar?
What will be your goal? It might change along the way... I would rather be faster first because the stock stuff is good for ETs
There is also more than just those parts that you need for a swap that add lots of cost. for a nice lowering, Bilsteins HDs and H&R springs will be a good ride and handle well.

hope that helps

[95 GTS]

Originally Posted by Reserve13

i do mostly city(around my area) but i get on the highway occasionally. most of the driving is on 40 mph roads

definitely 4.10s

[Reserve13]

Originally Posted by 95 GTS

hope that helps

Very much so. Thanks a bunch man. Yeah, I've got the cash for the the gear install I just have to set it up. I'll definitely get the short shifter after that. I also got an Xcal 2 from my friend so I'm doin pretty well now. I think somewhere in there I'll get the tail light tint overlays and the sequential kit.

[blk01gt]

no on the mgw shifter go with pro5.0

[Reserve13]

Originally Posted by blk01gt

no on the mgw shifter go with pro5.0

Not quite sure why you would say no on the MGW. I had it on my last stang and loved it, and installed on on mine now just this evening and I couldn't be happier.

[95 GTS]

mgw is good. and I would go steeda before pro 5.0 always

[YZF Voltage]

ive driven pretty much all of them, and MGW is my favorite by far!

[Agent Jones]

MGW for best all out performance

Hurst for best looks and good performance IMO

[95 GTS]

the hurst was my favorite for powershifting, 5.0 was my least favorite... the only shifter that would ever block me out of 2nd at the track on multiple cars.

[blk01gt]

i had the pro5.0 on my last one and i loved it more than steeda mgw or hurst, but i guess its all a matter of opinion

[Overkill]

Hey def. look at Maximum Motorsports Maximum Motorsports :: The Leader In Mustang Performance Suspension for some quality reliable suspension. I love my set up. Oh and what kind of HIDs are you looking at from american muscle? Are the Dual Beam or single? Check out Stang Mods @ http://www.stangmods.com/ You can choose from full set ups, fog lights, dual/single beams, different temp. colors of the bulbs.