What you may be feeling is the "softness" of the base suspension. I have zero complaints about my EB with PP. I mostly drive in Sport with the steering in Comfort mode and the steering feels precise. I'm a very "spirited" driver and have not felt anything off on the steering.
As someone who works as a claims adjuster for one of the biggest insurance companies in the country any accident fault or no fault will most likely raise your premiums... As soon as you get in an accident or are given any type of moving violation your "risk level" goes up and with that so do...
Could be he's got more done to the car then he admits or he's full of it. He's taken me for a ride in the car and it is scary quick...
Will update with his list of mods when I talk to him again.
Just had a friend in a moderately modded '13 gt drag a Gtr the other night. He said the Gtr got him by almost two car lengths on the launch but he reeled him in and overtook the Gtr before the 1/8 mile....
I heard from a friend who owns a 2013 mustang and has a lot of experience modding mustangs that the notchyness of the mt182 is not the actual gearbox but the gear shifter actually locking the stick into gear. It's designed that way...
If you're talking strictly highway driving I've gotten 32mpg on a 100 mile trip. Strictly city gives me 23 to 25 mpg depending on heavy my right foot gets. I've got 2500 miles on my EB with PP.
I so agree with this. I didn't get the gt simply cause I don't trust myself. That and the gas mileage on the highway.
I do have a new found love for Highway on ramps though...
Hill assist works fine as long as you don't give it gas and just slowly let the clutch out. Have stalled everytime I've tried to give it gas with Hill assist engaged.
In my experience sunoco gas is much better quality than shell. I can actually feel the car being quicker with sunoco gas... May just be the gas in my area but I definitely feel the difference...
I got an EB cause of the gas mileage, lower weight, turbo cars are fun to tune, and cause it's the new kid on the block. That and cause I do not trust myself in a GT....
When it comes to insurance most of the big companies are about on par. Whether it's Geico, allstate, State Farm.... The most important part is to understand and go over your coverages and policy with a fine tooth comb. Speaking from experience Geico will always pay out when the coverage...