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Want to add some performance for your Mustang, but you don't want to go through the headache of trying to figure out which combination of aftermarket parts will get the power you're looking for? That's why we sell power kits. What's so great about them?- We design our kits in-house.Through extensive testing, we've figured out parts combinations that deliver reliable performance.- We race them. NHRA, NSCA, NMRA - if there are Mustangs involved, we've either raced in events ourselves, or worked wi …

Just got a Mustang? Looking to get some more performance out of it right away? These modifications are simple to do, and their improvements can form the foundation of a complete build.Cold Air IntakeA cold air intake is designed to draw air away from the engine bay. Colder air is denser, which means more power, especially on long drives. Cold air intake kits usually replace the stock air filter with a large conical unit with more surface area, which makes it easier for the engine to draw in air. …

How do you get more power from your car's engine? When planning a build, there are three major areas to consider: adding oxygen, using that oxygen, and reducing parasitic losses.Got Oxygen?Your car's engine makes power by oxidizing hydrocarbons: the carbon and hydrogen in the fuel bond with oxygen, energy is released and the resulting explosion moves the piston. The primary purpose of most engine mods is to get more oxygen into the engine. From there, more fuel can be added to create more power. …

Let's be honest: the main reason most of us choose the Mustang is due to its low price and low budget potential. When you start modifying your car, making the right choices can keep you within your budget, and Anderson Ford Motorsport can help you reach your performance goals. Below are some tips for making the most out of your build project without breaking the bank.Make a PlanWhat do you want your Mustang to do? Do you want to take it on the drag strip on occasion, do some autocrossing, take i …

The 6th generation Mustang may have hit the streets in 2015, but there are already plenty of ways to get more performance from your late model pony car, even if you just picked up your new Mustang from the dealer.Forced InductionIt will be a while before we learn how to modify the Coyote's internal components to get major power gains, but there's still plenty of ways to add power outside the motor. There are already several superchargers and turbochargers available to fit the stock V8, providing …