I’m trying to understand this whooshing/whirling sound coming from the engine area. Is it a bad wheel bearing, transmission, air inflow, or other?
Stock 2019 gt
I love my active exhaust (2019 pp2) but I wouldn't mind if it was a just a tad louder. I don't want it raspy, hence the H, but it's hard to judge based on online videos what it would sound like. But based on some research, I think this is the direction I may lean it. Anyone done it and regret...
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Cold start, upon acceleration. It seems to be coming from engine area but hard to tell. I know these engines make all sorts of noises but it sounds like a nut is loose in the engine and its being thrown.
Like new 2019 Mustang GT PP2 Spoiler in Shadow Black. Taken off at 400 miles.
It doesn’t come with bolts or 3m tape but everything else is included.
Also for sale is the rear valance/diffuser taken off at 200 miles.
Spoiler - SOLD
Valance price - $120
Local pickup only for now in NOVA
Long story short, I had a shop swap my 2019 GT Valance for GT500. The GT500 valance came with tips. However, to get them put on, the shop had to cut my current tips. That’s where it went downhill.
I have the active exhaust so it made it a bit tricky. The outter tips look “ok”, but inner look...
A full set of four 305/30-19 Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires from my GT PP2. $1,200
They have less than 50 miles on them. Bought the car, drove it home, took off the tires. Never tracked or anything. Local pickup in NOVA only.
I'm about to order the GT500 valance with 4.7 tips which would require to cut the stock 2019 GT quad tips. I'm hoping a good exhaust shop knows what they're doing and preserve the active exhaust and bolt on the new tips. I've asked the vendor that sells the valance and they claims it's just cut...
When you want to make a U-turn and you fully engage the wheel in one direction, I get a pop sort of sound/mini vibration through the steering wheel. I'm not 100% sure the pop, or actually like plastic cracking, is coming from steering wheel or elsewhere. I've noticed it a few times so I'm not...