Psykotuned LNF
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From: Where Hoffa remains
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Yeah that's like the kid in high school that get picked on and become a cop to abuse the power......... as you said your market is not there so don't even sweat it and I would have done the same thing, let me know if you want back in. lol nothing a good SQL injection cannot fix
I am trying to get in the business of having an online store geared towards the S197 Mustangs V6 and GT/GT500. My aim was to educate the "Day 1" purchaser on things about their car, and explain what certain modifications did for the cars performance. Then estimate install time, provide pictures of the product, recommend tools for the install, etc.
If you can't install it at home, then I wasn't planning on selling it. I wanted to sell only the products that made a difference, and promote the hobby.
My idea is Handheld tuning, mailorder tuning, CAIs, Gears, Spark Plugs, X-pipes, Control Arms, etc. All of the do-it-yourself mods.
I successfully formed my business and now have it legally registered, along with the rights to the web domain name etc.
not one, and I did not disable a single one either.
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I went on that site because there were a bunch of guys who needed information. To them tuning was buying and SCT programmer and buying tunes online. They didn't know the science behind it, and those who tried to talk it didn't know ford tuning specifically.
I am trying to get in the business of having an online store geared towards the S197 Mustangs V6 and GT/GT500. My aim was to educate the "Day 1" purchaser on things about their car, and explain what certain modifications did for the cars performance. Then estimate install time, provide pictures of the product, recommend tools for the install, etc.
If you can't install it at home, then I wasn't planning on selling it. I wanted to sell only the products that made a difference, and promote the hobby.
My idea is Handheld tuning, mailorder tuning, CAIs, Gears, Spark Plugs, X-pipes, Control Arms, etc. All of the do-it-yourself mods.
I successfully formed my business and now have it legally registered, along with the rights to the web domain name etc.
not one, and I did not disable a single one either.
I am trying to get in the business of having an online store geared towards the S197 Mustangs V6 and GT/GT500. My aim was to educate the "Day 1" purchaser on things about their car, and explain what certain modifications did for the cars performance. Then estimate install time, provide pictures of the product, recommend tools for the install, etc.
If you can't install it at home, then I wasn't planning on selling it. I wanted to sell only the products that made a difference, and promote the hobby.
My idea is Handheld tuning, mailorder tuning, CAIs, Gears, Spark Plugs, X-pipes, Control Arms, etc. All of the do-it-yourself mods.
I successfully formed my business and now have it legally registered, along with the rights to the web domain name etc.
not one, and I did not disable a single one either.
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I am assuming that the procharger is for a mustang? I can't use that with my Nitrous. 660lbs of torque is already asking for the tranny to explode.
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It's the stock tires that are saving it LOL! This 5-speed is great for a mildly modified mustang, but adding turbo or nitrous and you may as well throw it away. If I could afford a TR6060 I would, I loved the version that was in my GTO. It's basically the input shafts that are going to snap like a hard pretzel. And that will suck.
