Extreme Mustangs, Monroe, NC

Invective

Invective

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I spoke with the previous owner of my Mustang yesterday, first time in years. He mentioned Extreme Mustangs next door in Monroe - never heard of them even though they've been around for many years. Sent an inquiry through their website and they responded stating 'anything Ford - Mercury - Lincoln'. Can find no negative comments - will drive over at some point. Anyone here ever heard of them?

http://www.extrememustangsnc.com
 
It will be worth your while to drive the 200+ miles to visit Marty at Mo’s Speed Shop in Hiram, Georgia.:beer:
 
Invective said:
I spoke with the previous owner of my Mustang yesterday, first time in years. He mentioned Extreme Mustangs next door in Monroe - never heard of them even though they've been around for many years. Sent an inquiry through their website and they responded stating 'anything Ford - Mercury - Lincoln'. Can find no negative comments - will drive over at some point. Anyone here ever heard of them?

http://www.extrememustangsnc.com
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I have talked to the owner a few times @ Zmax when he was running his mustang. Clean shop and seam to be good guys. I have not had any work done. I have always headed to GA.
 
Comments noted. Haven't ruled out Mo's Speed Shop but thinking I'll give the local guy a fair shake first. Going about this incrementally. CAI and 'tune' first. Possibly gears, torque converter, nothing serious. Happy with my Mustang with only a CAI and tune, completely stock otherwise (drivetrain). Nothing else planned for the 'stang.


Was happy as a clam with my '98 despite a 70 rwhp deficit compared to my '05. It had CAI, tune (chip), shift kit, torque converter, aluminum driveshaft, gears and underdrive crank pulley. Only about a 21 rwhp improvement over stock but it felt like 100 rwhp! A true pleasure to drive and money well spent. Unfortunately, it met an early demise but it's spirit lives on in my present car!
 
Marauderjack said:
Check out Shrader Performance in Gastonia......he rebuilt my blower motor.....FIRST CLASS!!:bows::beer:

http://shraderperformance.com/
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Thanks for this.



Have never been into the local Mustang scene. Attended a dyno pull where an australian manufacturer rep was demonstrating his mobile dyno for a nominal fee and made a couple of trips to a dyno in Belmont with my previous car.

Attended Goodguys and Food Lion Auto Fair a hand full of times, last being well over 10 years ago. I was even a misfit in the local Triumph rider's group but their turnover was well above average anyway. I just 'go my own way!' as Triumph advertising often states.
 
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