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04svt said:Hey guys i have heard mixed reviews on this subject... i want your opinion!!! I'm considering buying the rpmoutlet motoblue cog setup, for my 04 cobra.. does anyone have this setup. pros/cons thanks
I bought this setup from them, but be VERY careful til you can get a custom tune, because (ours was too lean) not safe to run over 5500 RPM's04svt said:Hey guys i have heard mixed reviews on this subject... i want your opinion!!! I'm considering buying the rpmoutlet motoblue cog setup, for my 04 cobra.. does anyone have this setup. pros/cons thanks
04svt said:Hey guys i have heard mixed reviews on this subject... i want your opinion!!! I'm considering buying the rpmoutlet motoblue cog setup, for my 04 cobra.. does anyone have this setup. pros/cons thanks
ChicagoMike said:Don't do it. My advice is also stay away from any Motoblue products (RPMoutlet branded).
So, what has been happening with Motoblue parts?Wiked03 said:Word.
Motoblue is general pretty crappy stuff... not to mention that cogs are considered a no-no on street car.
CobraSusie said:So, what has been happening with Motoblue parts?
Yes, but (IF) they are on my car, I would like to know what going on with them,VenomInside said:rule #1 of motoblue parts
We dont talk about motorblue parts
CobraSusie said:Yes, but (IF) they are on my car, I would like to know what going on with them,
not opinions, (but what happened to the cars the parts were on) :biggthump
Thank You Kind SirVenomInside said:hold on let me do some digging..
if I have said parts on my car, I haven't had ANY trouble with themVenomInside said:not sure if this helps at all but..
http://www.modularfords.com/forums/2003-2004-mustang-cobra/cog-drive-23700.html?highlight=motoblue
Susie.. im still looking. i have just heard bad things about motoblue [which is actually rpmoutlet's company]