i guess i have overlooked them.
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i guess i have overlooked them.
Hello Tom,
OK I'll give this a shot if you could share some further information on what you have.
I might have missed the year of your Mustang ? 2010
What engine ? 4.6 L 3V
Transmission ? 5 Spd manual w factory clutch
Optional packages as in like, Trak-Pack, rear end gearing etc. ? 18 inch American racing torque thrust II's, 3.73 rear end, no track pak or line lock. 5 Spd manual transmission with factory clutch.
Lastly, what is it specifically you are wanting to do with your Mustang ? I'm looking to overall for speed and handling. Ultimately something similar to a slalom car that has speed but can still corner really good.
Terry
Hello Tom,
OK I'll give this a shot if you could share some further information on what you have.
I might have missed the year of your Mustang ? 2010
What engine ? 4.6 L 3V
Transmission ? 5 Spd manual w factory clutch
Optional packages as in like, Trak-Pack, rear end gearing etc. ? 18 inch American racing torque thrust II's, 3.73 rear end, no track pak or line lock. 5 Spd manual transmission with factory clutch.
Lastly, what is it specifically you are wanting to do with your Mustang ? I'm looking to overall for speed and handling. Ultimately something similar to a slalom car that has speed but can still corner really good.
Terry
look again - bolded now
Well guys I just need to OPEN my Freaking eyes obviouslyHere ya go Terry. He answered within your quoted post.
Based on this info I would do a tune and suspension. I would skip the CAI personally, for now. Suspension for cornering, I would do at least, shocks/struts and lowering springs of your choice. Springs are all relatively the same, minus the drop height.
For drag, I would do upper and lower control arms with brackets.
Well guys I just need to OPEN my Freaking eyes obviously
LOL,
Terry
Lol. It's okay, we all need a little help sometimes.
I have to disagree. Having extra money each month is nice....but if it's small enough then, for someone like me, I'd waste it. I'm not good at managing my money. But a nice chunky refund let's me actually do something with it. Like pay off a credit card or pay down my car or something.fixed
if you have a job and get back 5K your doing it wrong
I have to disagree. Having extra money each month is nice....but if it's small enough then, for someone like me, I'd waste it. I'm not good at managing my money. But a nice chunky refund let's me actually do something with it. Like pay off a credit card or pay down my car or something.
I have to disagree. Having extra money each month is nice....but if it's small enough then, for someone like me, I'd waste it. I'm not good at managing my money. But a nice chunky refund let's me actually do something with it. Like pay off a credit card or pay down my car or something.
Eh. I find its easier to make it fit my personality than to change my personality. It works for me so why do you guys GAF?Like I said.... You're doing it wrong.
Eh. I find its easier to make it fit my personality than to change my personality. It works for me so why do you guys GAF?
I agree with stkjock. It took me a long time to learn money management but its the difference between owning a Mustang GT and a Ford Fiesta....IDGAF, if it works for you, good. It's poor money management.
I would love to know how to not get $5K back.
Make sure your W-4 is accurate.
Big tax refunds are just silly. Yet another way Uncle Sam tricks uneducated people into thinking they're winning. Getting back their own money that they loaned to the government for a year, with no interest paid. Yeah, sounds legit.
IDGAF, if it works for you, good. It's poor money management.
Where would be a smart place to put some tax free money? My company has downsized and is no longer offering 401k.
They closed the plan?
IRA would be next choice
OP - tune and gears for your refund.