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Old 5/24/16, 06:38 AM
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lol I keep watching that video, and I swear EVERY TIME I think you are going to hit that car haha. Amazing the car stopped that quickly! That or its a depth perception issue from the video, making it look real close
Old 5/24/16, 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted by xtc.inc
Lol who cares honestly, car looks too good. I just asked because I know youre supercharged. All the driveshaft does is decrease the rotational mass, so it revs a little faster and has a little less power loss through the drivetrain. I only did it because i had a 2011 v6 and i was scared the stock one would explode
Yeah the 11/12 V6's driveshaft was a diff't story. But yeah for mine, I baby Marilyn wayyyyyy too much to worry about needing an aftermarket driveshaft, imo. But who knows, maybe down the line?

Originally Posted by m05fastbackGT
Burton, you explained everything exactly right.. So if I understand correctly, you weren't getting enough airflow to your Corsa's due to the shorter exhaust path from the sides that I assume provided very little or no backpressure at all resulting in losing your low end torque which does appear to make sense..

Therefore the restrictor plates give you back the backpressure and low end torque you lost when the sides were open.. So seems to me the plates work somewhat similar like a catted x or h pipe does in creating enough backpressure for providing low end torque, but once you remove the cats you end up losing low end torque because there is no longer enough backpressure or resistance anymore..

Anyway, I hope my comparison between the restrictor plates and catted H/X pipe are at least somewhat accurate lol.


As for the Spyder pics.. Yes, as soon as I get them installed, I will definitely post them..


-Rocky
thanks Rocky! Yes, I think that logic is sound and fair. I'm curious about those Spyder's. Are you lowered already?

Originally Posted by Coyote5-0
lol I keep watching that video, and I swear EVERY TIME I think you are going to hit that car haha. Amazing the car stopped that quickly! That or its a depth perception issue from the video, making it look real close
I never used my Brembos that much until that stop LOL. At least they work. Yeah for about 15 minutes there were no cars, then that one showed up. But I knew I had that stop sign anyways... I was stopping regardless.
Old 5/24/16, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by FromZto5
thanks Rocky! Yes, I think that logic is sound and fair. I'm curious about those Spyder's. Are you lowered already?
Thanks Burton, as the only other scenario I could think of, is how the 3v CDCV valves in the upper intake would create a restriction even when the butterfly valves would open, but if you upgraded to the CDCV delete plates without the butterflies, supposedly some 3v owners complained about losing low end torque even after re-tuning for them, but from my understanding Ford discontinued them before the 4v Coyote went into production, so I thought by using the comparison between restrictor plates and how a catted exhaust create backpressure would provide the better example..


Anyway to answer you question.. My car is lowered with the Eibach pro kit springs which lowers my front between approx 1.3-1.4" and the rear by up to 1.5".. I also have the Koni yellow adj struts/shocks and GT500 strut mounts along with Eibach camber bolts and BMR poly adj panhard bar..

My next mods on the list.. BMR poly LCA's and relocation brackets, then plan on eventually upgrading to BMR front and rear sway bars as well..




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Old 5/27/16, 05:53 PM
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Took mine out for a nice cruise/drive.
Great night for a drive. Hopefully I can take her out tomorrow as well.
Old 5/28/16, 04:22 PM
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I had some carbon fiber vinyl that I wrapped on my spoiler. It was definitely a difficult endeavor, as it was my first time wrapping anything. Had my ice help out with getting some of the bubbles out. I think it looks okay. I like the contrast.
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Old 5/28/16, 06:56 PM
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after lots of swearing and literal blood and sweat. I replaced my front passenger o2 sensor. If anyone plans on tackling it....best of luck. Remove the battery and battery tray, it will make things a tad easier.
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Originally Posted by xtc.inc
Lol who cares honestly, car looks too good. I just asked because I know youre supercharged. All the driveshaft does is decrease the rotational mass, so it revs a little faster and has a little less power loss through the drivetrain. I only did it because i had a 2011 v6 and i was scared the stock one would explode
lol explode on a v6...
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lol explode on a v6...
They do that. Google it
Old 5/28/16, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Gabe
They do that. Google it
well ill be... lol
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Washed it and am debating on swapping it with this ruby red cali special
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Originally Posted by Ks5.0
Washed it and am debating on swapping it with this ruby red cali special
The new Mustang looks great. The only thing I'm not crazy about the CaliSpecial are the wheels. But, I could still live with it.
Good luck!
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Thanks just picked up a magnetic gt/cs instead
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Thanks just picked up a magnetic gt/cs instead
NICE! Good for you.
Congrats and enjoy.
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After 7 years I figured it was time to buy a new battery. I did that and now my clock doesn't work.
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Originally Posted by Big Poppa
After 7 years I figured it was time to buy a new battery. I did that and now my clock doesn't work.
Like it doesn't display? or... what.
Old 5/31/16, 07:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Big Poppa
After 7 years I figured it was time to buy a new battery. I did that and now my clock doesn't work.
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Like it doesn't display? or... what.
Maybe it went back to 12:00....and he has to set it up again.
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Originally Posted by JonsMustang
Maybe it went back to 12:00....and he has to set it up again.
The part of the screen where you set the time doesn't work. Neither does the calendar screen.
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Might need to update the software.
Originally Posted by Big Poppa
The part of the screen where you set the time doesn't work. Neither does the calendar screen.
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I drove my car over the weekend from Phoenix to SFO and back...
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Originally Posted by Big Poppa
The part of the screen where you set the time doesn't work. Neither does the calendar screen.
Happened on my 2010. Disconnect the battery for about 20 minutes and then reconnect it, should reset the radio and SYNC modules, and your display should come back.


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