Newbie here what should be my first step?
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06-08-2005, 04:36 PM
opps I'm driving a new 2005 f150 and i just don't wanna spend way to much money... I already got flowmasters on there that cost me $250 which isn't bad what killed me was the 1,500 dollar system and the 300 dollar grill... I just got the truck 3 weeks ago so I already spend about 4 thousand on it...
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What is this $1500 "system" speak you of young Forddriver?
Speak in riddles you do!
$4000 already spent you have! Faster your truck must go by now! Worried not about money so far....That building Elvis has left aready!
(The spending force is strong in this one...)
Yoga
Speak in riddles you do!
$4000 already spent you have! Faster your truck must go by now! Worried not about money so far....That building Elvis has left aready!
(The spending force is strong in this one...)
Yoga
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06-08-2005, 05:01 PM
Originally Posted by Stunt101
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I already got flowmasters on there that cost me $250 which isn't bad...
I already got flowmasters on there that cost me $250 which isn't bad...
Originally Posted by Superchips_Distributor
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By the way - Flowmaster is just about the *worst* thing you can do exhaust-wise, as due to the reduction in flow velocity you lose lower rpm torque, and due to their baffles & chambers which restrict airflow at higher rpms & heavy throttle, you don't really gain a lot in the way of peak HP. There is *some* gain, but not as much as you can get with a properly designed exhaust system.
By the way - Flowmaster is just about the *worst* thing you can do exhaust-wise, as due to the reduction in flow velocity you lose lower rpm torque, and due to their baffles & chambers which restrict airflow at higher rpms & heavy throttle, you don't really gain a lot in the way of peak HP. There is *some* gain, but not as much as you can get with a properly designed exhaust system.
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Originally Posted by Stunt101
Okay what the diffrence between a A1F intake and a coolair intake? like I said I'm an idiot when it comes to this also I seen some chips on e-bay it says 35 HP and they seem very cheap like 40 bucks what's that about?
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