Getting 03 GT
10-12-2003, 07:10 AM
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Getting 03 GT
Any Stang owners know of some good performance parts for a 03 GT coupe. I'm getting a hell of a deal on it. I'm trading in the Sentra and my monthly payments are going down $50 a month going into the Mustang. My Mustang is Black with Medium Graphite Interior. I'm going to pick it up Monday or Tuesday.
10-12-2003, 07:15 AM
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Re: Getting 03 GT
Originally posted by Fat Nick
Any Stang owners know of some good performance parts for a 03 GT coupe.
Any Stang owners know of some good performance parts for a 03 GT coupe.
K&N, cat-back exhaust, H or X pipe, underdrive pulleys, short-throw shifter if you have a five speed, set of DR's for traction.
IMO the most bang for the buck bolt on is a set of rear end gears. Get 4.10s for a mod motor.
10-12-2003, 08:39 AM
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to add to what montman said, if you can afford it, throw in a good set of headers, throttle body and the new cnl piece to go with it, put it all in and have it dynotuned.
10-12-2003, 09:23 AM
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SLP is selling part for Mustangs now (I think just exhaust but I could be wrong). Their exhausts have always been somewhat popular for F-Bodies, so the Mustang ones might be worth a look.
10-12-2003, 11:14 AM
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the new SLP LT's and loudmouth exhaust for mod mustangs are awesome products, just very pricey. the headers go for $749, i think the cat back is in the 3-400 range.
10-16-2003, 03:40 PM
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Well I picked up the Stang on Tuesday. Very nice car. Def. going to check out SLP Exhaust or go with Flowmaster. Should I get K&N filter or intake? Probably intake. And I want to get headers when I get the $.
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I wouldnt really waste your time with an expensive CAI (I know you didnt mean intake manifold. 
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The gains are minimal at best.
If you really want one I would get the K&N CAI. It seems to have the least bends.
Im sure the SLP exhaust system is nice, but for the $$ you could probably get a identical performing exhaust system for less.
Magnaflow has a nice stainless steel system (magnaflows or mangnapacks) depends on how loud you want it.
I still say get a rear end gears and a nice set of D/R's.
).The gains are minimal at best.
If you really want one I would get the K&N CAI. It seems to have the least bends.
Im sure the SLP exhaust system is nice, but for the $$ you could probably get a identical performing exhaust system for less.
Magnaflow has a nice stainless steel system (magnaflows or mangnapacks) depends on how loud you want it.
I still say get a rear end gears and a nice set of D/R's.
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SLP makes mustang parts now? oh jesus...
ive never owned a stang before but id say get a 4.10 gear then drag radials (youre going to lose what little traction you had when you go to a 4.10
) then get a good flowing exhaust and punch out the cat while youre down there. then move onto a cai and long tubes and an h-pipe. dont get shorty headers, spend the extra dollar and get long tubes.
ive never owned a stang before but id say get a 4.10 gear then drag radials (youre going to lose what little traction you had when you go to a 4.10
) then get a good flowing exhaust and punch out the cat while youre down there. then move onto a cai and long tubes and an h-pipe. dont get shorty headers, spend the extra dollar and get long tubes.
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