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Is this the same as using Forscan to set ACM "stereo - Flat Line Out"?

I've not measured my 19GT, and I'm afraid to. :)

My 95 Cobra sat 1/2 inch higher on one side. It didn't affect anything. I just figured it was Ford quality control issues and enjoyed the car.

Per my signature I've had several solid rear axles that were ok, but the first time I drove a S550 I was amazed. The IRS made the Mustang a GT car, instead of a drag car. I can get on the gas in a hard turn with the IRS and keep traction (I know, traction control helps here) and not go out of...

Now that makes more sense, and what Ford is publishing for the tune.

Wow! I'd sure like to see dyno runs from others.

Ok, thanks!

Did you tap the rear deck speakers for the speaker inputs to the ACM?

It's 45 mph on the Southern part, south of I64. I'll often "cruise" at 55 mph.

Both. :cool:

Great write up. PM sent.

Go drive it! The Dragon is awesome!

The Mustang I wish I'd kept was my 93 Teal Cobra. Motorcycle I wish I'd kept was my 85 GSXR.

I wish I'd kept many of my past Mustangs and motorcycles...

I've had some Mustangs over the years that I treated as garage queens and couldn't enjoy them fully. I really wanted a GT350 but decided on the 19GT that I now have and I'm very glad I did because I can enjoy it daily, even in the rain. I'm sure I would have treated the GT350 as a garage queen.

I had a 17GT that had the dreaded vibration and traded it on a 19GT that I now have. I have 8000 miles on this 19GT and it's starting to have a minor, noticeable, "rumble" that I can hear on quiet roads at 65+ mph. This is somewhat different from the 17GT that had the "vibration". Makes me...

I have a dumb question: Why not just close the air box? It's closed when the hood is shut any way. Why is the air box open? Looks?

Good point. I just need to go with 35% tire ratio for track and street, make the Forscan speedometer change, and be done with it. Not a big deal.

Good points guys. It's probably not worth messing with. I guess if I'm going from a 40 to 35 ratio tire my speedometer will be reading slightly fast which is better than the opposite. It will be reading 65 mph when I'm really doing about 60 mph. And I can look at the GPS for the real...

For my novice status heavy wheels are not an issue, I don't think. My street tires will need to be the same 275/35/19 ratio, on the 9 inch rims, for the speedometer.