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WLJohnson05

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#21 · Apr 26, 2007

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well judging by her avatar thing and her name, im guessin a she it is

 

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#22 · Apr 26, 2007

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SORRY!!! my bad i should have looked at the name before i said anything *SHE*
sorry

 

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#23 · Apr 26, 2007

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I didn't know Saleen made a S/C for the 4.0l

 

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#24 · Apr 27, 2007

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does anyone know how much RWHP a stock 2000 mustang v6 comes with..

 

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#25 · Apr 28, 2007

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dadesolja said:

does anyone know how much RWHP a stock 2000 mustang v6 comes with..

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Ya like 193 or something close

 

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#26 · Apr 28, 2007

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no, its like 165 cause it has 193 at the flywheel

 

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#27 · Apr 28, 2007

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VSR13 said:

ok cool well i'll def b awaiting that...wat engine he got?

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3.8l but i think he's stroking it to 4.2l cnt w8 2 c the final product

 

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#28 · Apr 28, 2007

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If you don't want to void your warranty, use OEM parts. How do you know if it's OEM? It will say it...OEM is not a brand by the way. Putting a tuner on your car will void your warranty. But if you have a problem, just put your stock code back on and the dealership will have no clue that you did such a thing. Technically, adding almost anything can void your warranty. All the dealership has to say is that whatever part that was added/replaced (non factory) caused whatever failure you might have.