svtfiend
02-24-2006, 08:11 AM
Hey guys, the fiend here. Proud to announce that as of March 21st i will have had my car for a full year of Ford Powered bliss. its been great to me, and i've really been trying to be great back by keeping it clean, mechanically maintained, and faster step by step. So, to celebrate i've come up with quite the little barage of things to buy for her (i swear its all for her! ha ah ha!). some are needed as upcoming maintenance items, but most of them are just things that'll make her feel better about herself and raise her self esteem a little... winters got her down ya know? i forgot to get her a christmas present so i hope this makes up for it! Heres the list, don't go telling your car now, you know how these things get around.
1. Msd coil pack w/8.5mm plug wires and Denso Iridium plugs-- i think this spring will be a great time for her first real tune up. might as well do it right.
2. Hawk performance brake pads, front and rear-- the stock ones seem fine for now, but i have a feeling that buy the time summer rolls around they're gonna need replacing. less brake dust and more braking power, can't go wrong. i was gonna get the green stuff pads, but the whole "not intended for track use" kinda threw me off. i don't have a track around here, but when i drive on the secluded back roads of the rustic north, it sure as hell seems like i'm on one, and don't wanna risk it.
3. Ford Euro Grille-- I'm not much for "cosmetic upgrades" myself, but you know how the ladies are, right? this seemed like the logical place to start. i'm still looking at different pics of the two kinds (basically one has fewer larger diamonds than the other and is said to go better with the stock svt lower grille) so i can decide, but i'm having problems finding the lower euro grille. anyone got a source on the lower euro grill for the svt? all the ones i've found say "with fogs exc. svt". what gives? they don't expect us to change one and not the other. thats like getting your girlfriend one friggen diamond ear ring, right? great but, wtf!?
4. Predator PC interface kit-- Just never got around to buying the cables, the first tune seemed great, but i'd like to be able to play around with some of the options of the predator and maybe get an updated tune from Tom if i don't end up getting some dyno time in this year.
5. Aem dryflo air filter and outer wears prefilter for my CAI- I've got the knock off aem cai, which seems really nice, but i didn't exactly trust that crappy metal cone piece of crap thing that was supposed to be a filter it came with, so i'm going to replace it with aem's top of the line, new and improved dryflow filter. i can't wait to put this on this spring. these outerwears sleeves look very promising and will make me a little less paranoid about driving through puddles.
6. G-Tech Pro Performance Meter Road Racing Model-- you guys have to check this thing out on they're web page: Gtech pro homepage (http://www.gtechpro.com/)
click RR then check out the options and in the test drive section you can even watch a guy use it in the quarter mile. also check out the software that comes with it. looks like a lot of fun.
I don't have a dyno or drag strip or track near me, so it will indefinatel come in handy.
Well, i think thats it, sure hope she likes everything. I know I will. Let me know what you think. Later.
1. Msd coil pack w/8.5mm plug wires and Denso Iridium plugs-- i think this spring will be a great time for her first real tune up. might as well do it right.
2. Hawk performance brake pads, front and rear-- the stock ones seem fine for now, but i have a feeling that buy the time summer rolls around they're gonna need replacing. less brake dust and more braking power, can't go wrong. i was gonna get the green stuff pads, but the whole "not intended for track use" kinda threw me off. i don't have a track around here, but when i drive on the secluded back roads of the rustic north, it sure as hell seems like i'm on one, and don't wanna risk it.
3. Ford Euro Grille-- I'm not much for "cosmetic upgrades" myself, but you know how the ladies are, right? this seemed like the logical place to start. i'm still looking at different pics of the two kinds (basically one has fewer larger diamonds than the other and is said to go better with the stock svt lower grille) so i can decide, but i'm having problems finding the lower euro grille. anyone got a source on the lower euro grill for the svt? all the ones i've found say "with fogs exc. svt". what gives? they don't expect us to change one and not the other. thats like getting your girlfriend one friggen diamond ear ring, right? great but, wtf!?
4. Predator PC interface kit-- Just never got around to buying the cables, the first tune seemed great, but i'd like to be able to play around with some of the options of the predator and maybe get an updated tune from Tom if i don't end up getting some dyno time in this year.
5. Aem dryflo air filter and outer wears prefilter for my CAI- I've got the knock off aem cai, which seems really nice, but i didn't exactly trust that crappy metal cone piece of crap thing that was supposed to be a filter it came with, so i'm going to replace it with aem's top of the line, new and improved dryflow filter. i can't wait to put this on this spring. these outerwears sleeves look very promising and will make me a little less paranoid about driving through puddles.
6. G-Tech Pro Performance Meter Road Racing Model-- you guys have to check this thing out on they're web page: Gtech pro homepage (http://www.gtechpro.com/)
click RR then check out the options and in the test drive section you can even watch a guy use it in the quarter mile. also check out the software that comes with it. looks like a lot of fun.
I don't have a dyno or drag strip or track near me, so it will indefinatel come in handy.
Well, i think thats it, sure hope she likes everything. I know I will. Let me know what you think. Later.