I would recommend the search function.

 

Talk to Maximum Motorsports

 

Without knowing anything about your car other than what I see in your sig first step is chassis stiffening.
But if you're expecting to go "whole hog" eventually talk w/Max Motorsports and/or Griggs.

 

You can't do it without spending too much money. LOL. I bought a lot of my stuff "pre-owned" but never installed. It's cheaper but still costs a few pennies.

 

:shooting for 400hp" and looking to save money... wont make for a reliable power package... same goes for suspension.

You gotta pay to play.....

with that said.... www.maximummotorsports.com will allow you to build whatever setup you'd like, in whatever stages you'd like

It helps that they're nice guys too!

 

My first Mustang in HS was a 79 4 banger. I don't think the factory called the color primer grey, but that's what it looked like. We've had good experience working with Art's Parts for our MM goodies and he's an authorized advertiser.

 

79 4cyl? ... i would start stiffening the chassis.

 

There are other vendors here that can help you as well. Some of us even carry a greater variety of brands which offers the greatest flexibility.

 

What has been said above. I looked at the various packages offered by vendors such as MM and Griggs. Most offer the same parts individually so the user can pick and choose and/or build according to budget. Buying piecemeal is not cheaper but it will allow a long-term build-up as budget permits. If a package component is not necessary for your particular needs, it can be skipped. Moreover, in many cases used components or those where a guy "changed directions" can be picked up for less than the new price but are virtually "new." I can't say enough about MMs customer service; those guys go way beyond.