Questions for Performance from a newb

[m3dragon]

Ok before you say hit SEARCH I have been. Seems my searches and thread titles / content don't link up.

Here are my questions. if you have a link or info would be most grateful.

2013+ SHO model is what I have.

1. Is there no sway bar upgrades for the SHO?
2. Is there no shock upgrade option to go with H&R lowering springs?
3. Tire fitment thread with setups people have? (I started a wheel weight thread here)
4. Tune comparisons
5. Exhaust comparisons

 

[sticks1680]

Tune and exhaust threads a plenty. Youll find em.

Pohnz-1

 

[sticks1680]

Try youtube for a general idea of sound. Just put in SHO exhaust to start. Then go from there

Pohnz-1

 

[m3dragon]

tried that, no videos of driving on road to hear drone. Start up and drive by does not cut it. In cabin constant driving is needed.

 

[Joe Caughel]

I have been watching some youtube videos to hear sound but it just doesn't do it any justice. I need to hear some in person some how... haha

 

[m3dragon]

I am finding more info on another forum then here lately.

 

[Livernois Motorsports]

@m3dragon there is a ton of info out there!

1. There is no real need for a sway bar swap. The Taurus platform as a whole is extremely solid. It is rigid, responsive and stable. There really wouldn't be much to gain by the addition of smaller chassis upgrades.

2. Same answer as question 1

3. There are TONS of wheel and tire threads on here! Talk to @bpd1151 @SHOnUup4

4. Here are a few threads that I was able to grab quickly:

http://shoforum.com/index.php?threads/livernois-stage-4-plus-x.130401/

http://shoforum.com/index.php?threads/lms-tune-question.130462/#post-1433987

http://shoforum.com/index.php?threads/livernois-intake.130374/page-2#post-1433216

http://shoforum.com/index.php?threads/steinbauer-power-kit.130382/#post-1432869

The search doesn't always make it super easy to find stuff. Unfortunately, sometimes you just gotta roll up your sleeves and dig through the threads line by line.

5. The sound clips are a toughy because most sound equipment is not meant to reproduce the types of frequencies that are produced by a car's exhaust. So it is really up to your research to pick an exhaust.