Congrats again and enjoy it. If you ever choose to sell it, PM me or let Chris know.
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oke: Got the bug again? Doing well, thanks.
Congrats again and enjoy it. If you ever choose to sell it, PM me or let Chris know.
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03-04 Cobras were meant to be modded.
Congrats again and enjoy it. If you ever choose to sell it, PM me or let Chris know.
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Great looking car. I always liked those Orange Cobras. I vote to leave it all original. : )
+1 On this.
Is this the one that was in Washington State?
I will. :beer:
The only mods I think I am going to do are Tint, maybe lower, 18" replicas, K&N FIPK, and a Borla Cat back. I don’t want to ruin this thing... lol
I wont pulley the car I do know that. only cosmetics and Very basic bolt ons. :rockon:
Yea Nice, keep it stock. I want a stock one as well, and I will keep it that way. Everyone has modded the hell out of all the others, it is rare to find a bone stock that way, and in my opinion, make the value go up. You definitely have a rare one there.
holy crap that is awesome, congrats!
do you know the svt build #?
if you ever want any co build info hit me up :beer:
The SVT build number is 2136 of 3768
Justin that is exactly how I want this one to look. That to me is perfect. These cars should have had that stance from the factory. What cat back did you go with?
I can get the borla for just a little more than a magnaflow so I figured F it borla it is.
It is pretty difficult to acheive this look with spring kits, without removing one or both of the ISO's. While most are against cutting stock spings, they are one of the best ways to accomplish this while retaining the ISO's and relatively stock ride.
The catback was the Steeda kit, which is the same as the quiet borla. IMO, it is too quiet while retaining the stock mid pipe so I added the MRT catted H. BTW, polishing is a must!!
FWIW, I was completely content with the minimal mods that I had done to my CO. I was originally skeptical about installing the 2.93 pulley, but after the plethora of data on this site figured it was relatively harmless as long as it had a good tune. Dan (dyno dan) tuned mine and was basically flawless. At multiple dyno days/events over the years, the tuners hosting the events would always say "well that is spot on, and just about perfect".