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  1. 6spd manual durability

    Ford disagrees: https://www.cjponyparts.com/resources/s550-mustang-recall-and-tsb-info I suggest counting them.
  2. 6spd manual durability

    I've been wanting a Cyclone 6-speed since they were available new, but have been sitting on the sidelines hoping that the transmission issue is resolved. I don't understand the blind loyalty to the Blue Oval, when they have acknowledged issues with the MT82 seven times via Special Service...
  3. V6 vs EcoBoost

    If the engine is increased to 2.4L and a turbo is added, I think it wouldn't be under 3K lbs.
  4. V6 vs EcoBoost

    Suuure. :crazy:
  5. V6 vs EcoBoost

    GT86/BRZ, a great choice. RWD, 200 HP, sub-3K lbs and a Boxer engine.
  6. V6 vs EcoBoost

    They're out there if you search... https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/756858125/overview/
  7. V6 vs EcoBoost

    Agreed. :piggybank:
  8. Stock GT Exhaust on V6 Mustang

    Sorry, I was thinking 'cat-back' but included the cats in the inquiry. My point being that if everything behind the cats seems to be the same, how is swapping them an improvement?
  9. Stock GT Exhaust on V6 Mustang

    I'm surely missing something, but in comparing the V6 vs GT part numbers of the catalytic converter to the exhaust tips, it seems they're identical. Included are the screenshots from the Ford parts site.
  10. Part Numbers FR3Z5230S vs FR3Z5230R

    I found that the V6 muffler assembly of the manual is part number FR3Z5230S and the automatic is part number FR3Z5230R. What are the differences in the parts? Does the V6 manual vs automatic have the same or different exhausts? Thank you!
  11. 2015-17 Mustang V6 at the Track

    Yeah, wider wheels/tires, brakes & suspension seem to be the general consensus. It's a shame there isn't a strut bar made for it.
  12. '18 Mustang Ecoboost PP vs '19 Camaro Turbo 1LE

    Since posting the thread a while ago, I've learned on this forum & from reading auto magazine reviews, that Ford has stated PP1 & PP2 are not intended for track use, but for aggressive street use, while the 1LE is a track vehicle. It doesn't mean it's a superior platform, simply that it's...


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