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03-26-2002, 03:27 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: gaithersburg md, 20879 usa
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"Blue01GT"
If I set my pulleys to anything but 10 my car start "bucking". Steeda does say this is normal but I just hate that bucking, even when I put 94 octane it still does. Honestly I did not noticed any gain in horse power, mind you though that if you are planning to have NOS or induction you will need some type of adjustment gadget. .................................................. .................................................. ... Mustang 99GT Under drive pulleys, subframes, 3.73, sport Lowering springs, strut tower brace, caster/camber plates, rear sway bar, tokiko illumina adjustable shocks/struts, upper&lower rear control arms, timing adjuster, 245x17 Michelin pilot, high performance brake pads,k&n filter (no silencer, no spare tire). |
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