you could use a screw driver to take off your corner lights and if it's a flathead then you can also use it to chip off that ugly orage reflective stuff on the inside and BAAM...clear corners! You don't even need a wrench!!
and they add like AT LEAST 25 whp... j/p man
but if you really wanna do that check the Do It Yourself Forum, there's some other cool stuff in there as well, I suggest the Big 3 wire uprgrade, it'll better the performance of your battery if you've got lots of stuff running off of it...
and stick around man, this site will become your friend....!!

 

You can take out your spare tire and jack..it'll save you around 35lbs. I know this is not under the hood but it's easy to do..smile.gif

 

the best way to gain horses is to trade in your car for a mustang gt like I am about to do.

 

Eww OMG not a rustang. I'm only 1.5 seconds behind them at the track, and I've just got I/E. The horsepower may look nice, along with RWD, but they have horrible gearing, especially 60-100. I can run with GTs 60-100. Manual gearbox is horrible, and automatics are slow. And I'm talking about 05s where the quality of the power to the wheels improved slightly. Gearing in 04s and below is worse. smile.gif Much better domestics, if you have to have one, for the price. smile.gif Can anyone say LS1...

 

well, I Do not seen trading in the tib on a stang to be a cheap modification.

If you are looking also to loose weight for racing.. remove the floor mats.. ever weighed those things?

 

That's one of the stupidest things I've ever heard.

When we had my big BBQ/Meet, on track night, the mustang with us got OWNED by EVERY CAR THAT RACED.

 

its not like the mustang I'm getting won't be modified. I plan on putting buku bucks in to it and a v-8 is a good start.

 

Remember also, depending on your driving record, that your insurance can go up alot.

 

True.

But it'll still be a Ford.

 

and of course we are SO far off topic it is not even funny.

As said before, hit the DIY section and read up on what you want to do. There are all sorts of little easy to do tricks that will work on our cars.