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At Anderson Ford Motorsport, we know carburetors. Their importance is understated in ‘average Joe’ driving situations, but when it comes to high-speed racing, their value in added performance increases tenfold.Today’s more modern car models don’t always have carburetors, except in the motorsport scene. The carburetor’s primary job is to blend fuel and air — two of the most critical components in combustion — into a mixture that the engine can easily utilize. A great fuel-air mix results in …

As you may well already know, Ford Performance has released their Ecoboost Power Pack for 2015 and up 2.3 liter Ecoboost Mustangs.  Power Pack part number M-9603-M4 is complete with a version of the OEM Shelby GT350 cold air intake as well as a Pro-Cal 3 calibration interface and a calibration voucher.  Well, we decided we had to have one for our shop 2.3EB!One of the really great things to point out about the Ford Performance Power Pack #M-9603-M4 is the allowance for retention of a l …

The Mustang is a great platform for straight line performance, but how exactly do you get that performance? Let's look at the basics, from getting more out of the engine to making sure that power can reach the pavement. These Ford Mustang performance parts can really take your car to the next level. Air and Oxygen Your Mustang's engine detonates a mix of fuel and oxygen to create power, so it follows that getting more of those two things inside the engine will mean more power. A cold air i …

You just bought a well-used Mustang and you want to make it fast, but you also want to drive it as soon as possible. How do you do both? Approach your build like it's a restoration, working your way from critical issues to cosmetic ones while improving performance at the same time. Rubber and FluidsNothing on your car suffers more from sitting than fluids and rubber components, so they're the first things that should be addressed.Royal Purple makes high quality motor oil, gear oil, transmissio …

Fixing up an old Mustang is half restoration and half hot rodding. When it comes to suspension, it can be hard to tell which approach is best when addressing problems. Sometimes parts are worn out, and sometimes they're in good shape but just aren't up to the task of controlling the car. Here are 7 signs your car needs suspension work, and the best way to address it!Springs1. Is your Mustang sitting low, or is one corner a lot lower than the others? Constant vibration stresses the metal in the s …