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SCOTTLT79 · 08-19-2002, 03:25 PM

Hey todd95GT,
I'm sorry to hear about that bad purchase. I will tell you one thing, if you ever want to do any mods on your stang (I have a 95 as well) post questions on here first. These guys know their stuff and are extremely knowedgeable in stangs.
And look at the tune up as a required procedure anyways. Unless you have done it recently, a tune ups are always something you should keep up on. If you decide to go with another cold air kit, I highly recommend the MAC kit. I've heard some bad things about the BBK and I've had the MAC with no problems.

08-19-2002, 03:25 PM	#2
SCOTTLT79 Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Raynham, Ma, USA Posts: 189	Hey todd95GT, I'm sorry to hear about that bad purchase. I will tell you one thing, if you ever want to do any mods on your stang (I have a 95 as well) post questions on here first. These guys know their stuff and are extremely knowedgeable in stangs. And look at the tune up as a required procedure anyways. Unless you have done it recently, a tune ups are always something you should keep up on. If you decide to go with another cold air kit, I highly recommend the MAC kit. I've heard some bad things about the BBK and I've had the MAC with no problems. __________________ 95 Red Mustang GT Pro 5.0, MAC fenderwall cold air induction kit, BBK Off-Road H-pipe with Magnaflow cat-back system Mostly stock(looking to modify) Rice Haters Club Member #63