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should i sell my firebird and go back to a mustang?
Re: should i sell my firebird and go back to a mustang?
Dude the Bird is faster than a 3.8 Mustang. Unless the stang is supercharged. And the bird looks better..
2000 Firebird.. Whisper lid, Custom exhaust, FRA mod, MSD Coil packs, MSD wires, TCI 3000 stall verter, TSP mail order tune. No times as of yet waiting for the track to open
Re: should i sell my firebird and go back to a mustang?
good news. i'm keepin the firebird. i bought a pair of wings west side skirts today.
i cant sell the roush side skirts i have though. those cost about 800/kit. i only paid like 360 cuz they were used. i plan on gettin another 99-04 stang one day so i'll keep them for that.
Re: should i sell my firebird and go back to a mustang?
Originally posted by JumpInTheFire.com
good news. i'm keepin the firebird. i bought a pair of wings west side skirts today.
i cant sell the roush side skirts i have though. those cost about 800/kit. i only paid like 360 cuz they were used. i plan on gettin another 99-04 stang one day so i'll keep them for that.
Re: should i sell my firebird and go back to a mustang?
good choice on keeping the bird. as a mustang owner i like the firebird much better. i hate body kits on mustangs, unless it came like that from the factory. even though thats a roush kit its obvious it does't belong on there. there are other things i don't like about the mustang, but since you're keeping the firebird i won't get into those.
get some silver zr1's and you'd be set w/ the firebird.
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Re: should i sell my firebird and go back to a mustang?
Ehh Zr-1's look out of place on a Firebird IMHO.. they belong on a Vette or a Maro.. I'd go TT2's on the bird
2000 Firebird.. Whisper lid, Custom exhaust, FRA mod, MSD Coil packs, MSD wires, TCI 3000 stall verter, TSP mail order tune. No times as of yet waiting for the track to open
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