Welcome to High Tech Mustang!
Dec 23, 2007 | 09:54 AM
#22
Staging Lane
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 82
From: royal oak, mich
Greetings to our new visitors!
We are happy to announce this brand new Mustang website, which is focused on technical performance and racing discussion. We are taking the same successful approach that we have set the industry standard with on our sister sites www.LS1TECH.com and www.PerformanceTrucks.net , and providing you with High Tech Mustang.
Currently, we are putting together a key group of staff members. We are looking for the hardcore racers and tweakers out there, with experience to share. Pioneers in performance and racing with Ford modular engines, we have room for you! Send "Brains" a PM if you are interested in joining up.
High Tech Mustang has also purchased a project vehicle to campaign. It is a brand new Torch Red 2006 Mustang GT, 5-speed manual. We have plans on doing some baseline track and dyno testing, testing out new products, enhancing the appearance, and giving our readers the actual no-BS results from these products. Eventually, we wish to have a 10-second daily drivable Mustang.
As for racing, we can't get enough of it! Stay tuned for some nice Mustang vs F-body call-out matches and grudge racing. Racing is highly encouraged here at High Tech Mustang.
Its going to be a busy year, hope you all will stick around and help create the best late model Mustang site on the net!
Admin
We are happy to announce this brand new Mustang website, which is focused on technical performance and racing discussion. We are taking the same successful approach that we have set the industry standard with on our sister sites www.LS1TECH.com and www.PerformanceTrucks.net , and providing you with High Tech Mustang.
Currently, we are putting together a key group of staff members. We are looking for the hardcore racers and tweakers out there, with experience to share. Pioneers in performance and racing with Ford modular engines, we have room for you! Send "Brains" a PM if you are interested in joining up.
High Tech Mustang has also purchased a project vehicle to campaign. It is a brand new Torch Red 2006 Mustang GT, 5-speed manual. We have plans on doing some baseline track and dyno testing, testing out new products, enhancing the appearance, and giving our readers the actual no-BS results from these products. Eventually, we wish to have a 10-second daily drivable Mustang.
As for racing, we can't get enough of it! Stay tuned for some nice Mustang vs F-body call-out matches and grudge racing. Racing is highly encouraged here at High Tech Mustang.
Its going to be a busy year, hope you all will stick around and help create the best late model Mustang site on the net!
Admin
This place is awesome. I'll ck out the trucks too. Got a 2002 Ford F150 5.4L that I want to modify.
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Sep 26, 2011 | 12:04 PM
#25
Registered User
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 1
From: Parkland, WA, USA
Glad to be here. I'm going to cram a 93 Intech into a 71 MG.
I have the engine, harness and ecu and T5 and the 71 MG roller.
From initial tape measuring it looks like it will fit with the main concern the steering shaft clearance.
I do mostly Toyota swaps and currently I'm doing a a 71 Corolla with a 1UZFE and w58, a 77 Celica liftback with a Lexus 2JZE and W58, and an 86 Corolla cage car for drift with a Nissan CA18DET engine and trans.
I do rear axle mods for Toyotas with width and power handling and disc brake upgrades.
My first car was a 64 MG in highschool. This is kind of a return to the beginnings for me.
I have the engine, harness and ecu and T5 and the 71 MG roller.
From initial tape measuring it looks like it will fit with the main concern the steering shaft clearance.
I do mostly Toyota swaps and currently I'm doing a a 71 Corolla with a 1UZFE and w58, a 77 Celica liftback with a Lexus 2JZE and W58, and an 86 Corolla cage car for drift with a Nissan CA18DET engine and trans.
I do rear axle mods for Toyotas with width and power handling and disc brake upgrades.
My first car was a 64 MG in highschool. This is kind of a return to the beginnings for me.
Feb 16, 2016 | 07:31 PM
#27
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Joined: Dec 2015
Posts: 1
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