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Originally Posted by dreo26
(Post 173637)
So i want to go with 3:73's?
I can only go with what advice I recieve as my experience with these cars is limited. I'm thinking i'll go with shortys as they seem to be easy to find used and can be installed with ease, I really just want to make her sound mean and take advantage of not having to do an emmission test |
Are shortie headers a good idea boys and what's the benefit if any?
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Originally Posted by SNAKEBITE
(Post 173643)
Are shortie headers a good idea boys and what's the benefit if any?
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so would an amateur like myself be able to install longtubes?
does the motor need to be moved to fit them in? Thanks to everyone for all the input thusfar by the way!! |
no expert but on the 99 on up I hear they are a booger to install. I am sure someone will answer you quickly
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Originally Posted by dreo26
(Post 173692)
so would an amateur like myself be able to install longtubes?
does the motor need to be moved to fit them in? Thanks to everyone for all the input thusfar by the way!! |
They are a easy install on a fox, you will have to bypass your air pump tubes and plug it off at the back of the heads. 4:10's will give you what you want unless you have a blower
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3.73's then ^^^^
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Originally Posted by StealthStang
(Post 173733)
They are a easy install on a fox, you will have to bypass your air pump tubes and plug it off at the back of the heads. 4:10's will give you what you want unless you have a blower
I have a set of 4:10's in a parts car but im told that they are hard on the car and will make it hard to drive |
Originally Posted by dreo26
(Post 173761)
So no loosening of motor mounts?
I have a set of 4:10's in a parts car but im told that they are hard on the car and will make it hard to drive |
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