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Potentially...The Bullitt represents a stripped down and hot rodded Mustang. I expect the new Bullitt Mustang will have Ford Performance suspension parts, a 3.73 rear gear, more horsepower than the Mustang GT, and weigh less than the Mustang GT.
In the '18 list of GT upgrades, the stock suspension was said to be equivalent to the current '15-'17 performance pack, so it would be a good base on which to start. Regarding the rear differential, it will be interesting to see if the existing 3.73 Torsen rear is kept exclusive to the Performance Pack or make it's way underneath, similar to the 3.73 rear from the last generation GT500KR going on the '08/'09. As far as weighing less, I think there might be more mass because of the improved lateral rear stiffness mentioned in the specs. Of course, if more options are available, that would contribute to a higher weight.
Possibly...if the Michelin tires make their way on the car.It looks like Ford will have something that will be a competitor to the Camaro 1le.
Ideally, I'd have an '18 Bullitt configuration look like this -
'18 Premium GT w/6-speed manual
green ONLY (not that black looks bad)
3.55 rear gear with standard GT suspension
19" wheels w/all-season tires on non-staggered wheels
Bullitt serial number badge on the dashboard
engine turn finish on the instrument panel surround
analog gauges
standard Sync infotainment
standard active valve variable exhaust system with unique "Bullitt sound" quad mufflers
optional (any combination)
summer performance tires
10-speed automatic
Magnaride
digital dash cluster
driver assist features (collision detection, etc.)
upgraded stereo w/Sync
That's it!
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