yes i made a thread on corral.net about it along time ago when i was new to mustangs asking their opinions, i believe the best results was 3hp 7ftlbs, and they had added a tb plenum combo at the same time, hence y shorties arent worth anything... LTs or dont botheryou think id be wasting my time with shortys?
9/10 sn-95 mustangs don't work that way. The only way to adjust the calibration is with a speedo gear. Supposedly the 98's are sposed to function like that, but I've never met someone with a car that did, including my neighborYou'll definitely feel the gears. You will have power at cruising speeds where you have none now I am sure. You will need that tuner soon though or your miles on your odometer will go up rapidly due to the calibration being off. I had my gears in last week and I had to order my tuner this week they were going up at such a rapid pace without really going anywhere.
9/10 sn-95 mustangs don't work that way. The only way to adjust the calibration is with a speedo gear. Supposedly the 98's are sposed to function like that, but I've never met someone with a car that did, including my neighbor
i believe for the 96-97 and some 98s u need a speedo gear, but who knows, i never did gearswait i was always under the impression you dont need a tuner for gears...just the speedo gear...:sorry
Not to jack the thread but how do you fix this problem if the tuner won't do it? I was under that impression because all of the tuners advertise that that is how you fix it. Thanks. He'll need to know this if he goes gears anyway.9/10 sn-95 mustangs don't work that way. The only way to adjust the calibration is with a speedo gear. Supposedly the 98's are sposed to function like that, but I've never met someone with a car that did, including my neighbor
speedo gear, it will correct it...Not to jack the thread but how do you fix this problem if the tuner won't do it? I was under that impression because all of the tuners advertise that that is how you fix it. Thanks. He'll need to know this if he goes gears anyway.