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Old 08-19-2005, 12:09 AM
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Which to get

Insted of upgradeing my 91 2.2 auto, I've decided to just use it like i should. Just as a means to get to work, school, and friends. But i do have another question


I'm planning on saveing my money all school year. I love this probe so much that i want another one. But i need a newer one and a manual.

So my question is, if i was looking to upgrade a probe, what would be some suggestions as to which probe i should get. V6? GT? 99? Anything along those lines?
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Old 08-22-2005, 04:17 PM
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Re: Which to get

get a 2nd generation gt. The aftermarket is alot better than the first and third.
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93 FORD PROBE GT
JDM manifold ported match
65mm TB
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No cat
Cold air intake
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Short throw shifter
Eibach lowering springs
FX Design Body Kit
B&M Short Shifter
Stage 3 Clutch
MX-3 Flywheel
Performace Wires and Plugs
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Mild Weight Reduction

Coming this week:
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Why does everyone have to piss on Ford.
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