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well depends, if your going for 300 hp i would suggest at least putting a external pump on, otherwise complete your mods take it to the dyno and have them tune it, your first run will tell you if its running lean or rich
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def get them
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2002 Mustang GT
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Alright i'll get them while im getting the kit. so i'll do it both at once. But im thinking 373's by the 15th
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you don't need an external pump. i recommend you get 30# injectors with a matching MAF and a 255lph fuel pump. No hates please... i know that is a little overkill - but they will be good upgrades to have for future mods so that you dont have to buy them twice.
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2002 Mustang GT
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But i don't wanna go too far with the car. And money is a issue.
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In that case do the mods I suggested earlier, add 24lb injectors and a 190lph or 255lph fuel pump, do some weight reduction, rear control arms, urethane suspension bushings, and call it a day.
If you look at my mods, I haven't done anything radical but I have a mid 13-sec capable car that corners on rails, is fun to drive, has excellent street manners as a daily driver, and is capable of 25mpg on the highway cruising at 75mph (2700rpm in overdrive). Yours can be even better.
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2002 Mustang GT
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i like what you have done to your car. very nicee. that 25mpg is very good sine i have to take the highway everyday.
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go with the trick flow...
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I am def doing that. right now im just trying to find a co signer since intrest is so low right now and i need some good credit anyways.
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please don't take out a loan to modify your car. that's a terrible idea. sorry man...
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Haha its ok Will. i only drive my car in the summer, and here in saskatchewan summer is only 4 months of the year if we're lucky.
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im just about there for money. i got my entire exhaust done right now including bbk headers-xpipe-magnapacks msd ignition coil. brand new back tires. and im gonna be buying bbk70mm TB, BBK CAI, trick flow H/C/I.
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+1 on the trick flow intake. but as 95opal said, you'll be more satisfied with gears.
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