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Just wishful thinking, but I do think it should be standard by now .Are you saying it is or just hoping? I don't see that change on the ordering guide. Am I missing it?
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Just wishful thinking, but I do think it should be standard by now .Are you saying it is or just hoping? I don't see that change on the ordering guide. Am I missing it?
I’d have to dig, but iirc they moved an airflow sensor and changed the tune. I can’t believe it would effect aftermarket compatibilityI'm not, really. I just wonder about changes in aftermarket parts compatibility. Either way, I'd like to know exactly what's different between the '21 engine and the '22.
Should have been a stand alone option IMO, not a fan.Hopefully the digital dash is standard now
Same here. If I could have NO SCREENS in the car that would be my preferenceShould have been a stand alone option IMO, not a fan.
Give me analog gauges any day. Classic and simple.
Maybe they they still have carburetor option for you as well.Should have been a stand alone option IMO, not a fan.
Give me analog gauges any day. Classic and simple.
I'm holding out for ignition points. ;)Maybe they they still have carburetor option for you as well.
Dont forget the special edition shelby flex fan option instead of the electric fans, aka the cat killer!I'm holding out for ignition points. ;)
Back in my pep boys speed shop days I Had one of those catch on fire on me in a old El Camino ,it looked like a bbq Baked potato afterwards.
Don’t forget the original CAI
Me too, 68 GTBack in my pep boys speed shop days I Had one of those catch on fire on me in a old El Camino ,it looked like a bbq Baked potato afterwards.
I added the Ford Performance tune supposedly added 19 hp the only difference is the transmission shift points. It probably only added 10 hp and outside of the transmission I couldn't tell any difference. My 0 to 60 time did go from 4.6 to 4.5 but I also changed my rear tires. I wouldn't worry about 10 hp as a bunch of people said you can't tell the difference. Just enjoy your new car best of luck to you.Hi guys,
Ordering a 2022 GT (6spd regular GT w/ black accent package and 301A, Grabber Blue). I'm bummed to read about the 10hp power loss on the coyote. Anyone know *exactly* what they are changing on the engine? Will any of it, most importantly, affect the compatibility with aftermarket parts, such as exhausts, etc? I would assume probably different programming, but I plant to keep it stock for at least 3 years while it's under full warranty, with the exception possibly of exhaust.
Thanks for any input.
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Probably should really. But even if they did I would hope they left the analog as an option as some prefer the retro analog gauge look. I personally went with a 400a for that one reason I didn't want the digital cluster.Just wishful thinking, but I do think it should be standard by now .
Haha, yup, I've been bit by the bug many, many times My wife had to stop me from a 6" lift on my truck (settled for a 2.1" level/front lift). I do have concerns about warranty on the engine, so while under warranty, I'm likely not to do anything "unauthorized." My F150 is still on stock tune and I know I'm leaving 20-30hp on the table, but it's under warranty for 8yrs/100k (Ford ESP).No tuning.. or very minimal tuning. Bet me haha.
Hmm, does Ford Performance offer a tune for 6spd cars and does it maintain full warranty support with that tune in place? 19hp is worth it if the price isn't stupid.I added the Ford Performance tune supposedly added 19 hp the only difference is the transmission shift points. It probably only added 10 hp and outside of the transmission I couldn't tell any difference. My 0 to 60 time did go from 4.6 to 4.5 but I also changed my rear tires. I wouldn't worry about 10 hp as a bunch of people said you can't tell the difference. Just enjoy your new car best of luck to you.