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Old 09-09-2002, 05:52 PM   #1
VT StangFreak
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Default More Power??

I have an 89 GT hardtop. In my signature block I have listed all of the modifications. Also I forgot to add that I have 16" pony wheels with Nitto P245/50R-16 96V. I have never had my car dynoed so I do not know the exact horsepower, but it ran a 12.6 in the quarter mile, with Nitto 555R drag radials. I would like to know if I am missing any modification to the engine (that is relatively inexpensive $1000 or less)??? I want to up my power. Also this car still needs to be an everyday driver until I graduate which will be May 2003. I should mention that I really would prefer not to run NOS at the present time. When I graduate I was thinking a blower or possibly twin turbo?? What is the consensus about Turbo-Charged Mustangs?? I hardly ever hear of them. Let me know what ya'll think.
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