6th Mustang.
In order:
1965 Mustang, coupe, V6 swapped with 289, original AC car, C4.
2005 Mustang GT, Legend Lime, TR3650, full bolt-ons and suspension.
1998 Cobra, BAB. T56 swapped, built motor, never got to boost it.
2007 Mustang GT, Tungsten Grey, TR3650, stock save for CAI.
2013...
I have a base model, all my previous Mustangs have been premium. The base is more than enough. I race though, not just sit in it and drool over the gadgets.
Sorry I didn't make it, I had a late night in Fort Worth. My car was filthy to, I don't like going to meets or shows with it dirty, even if no one cares, it's just something I hate doing lol.
When's the next one? I miss crushing with a group.
Well, it is a Mustang. There hasn't been actual Shelby cars for awhile. GT500s were produced at a Ford plant, same with the new GT350. It's not like the old days with the 65 & 66 GT350s that started as a body from Ford, then were fully built in Shelby's plant. Everything is in house with Ford...
Timeslips mean more than a dyno number to me. That comment was for Sas. He seems to think, like a lot of people, the huge gains when adding a CAI + tune come from the CAI. Those of us who have knowledge know that is not the case on these Coyotes. Sure, you'll gain anywhere from 5-10hp from the...
Exactly, you can't prove anything. If you don't actually race ou shouldn't make claims as to how much a CAI alone will make a S550 faster. Talk to me when you get a timeslip or two.