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Over the winter hiatus I installed a GT350 steering wheel. Now I notice when driving the wheel is off center by a bit. I don't recall, was there a way to install the steering wheel off center or is just my alignment that is off? Should I bother removing it to reinstall again?

So replacing with an h-pipe will help with the heat ?

100% agree with this! My fondest childhood memories are helping my older brothers work on their Firebirds. I grew up holding the shop light, getting tools and actually wrenching on stuff with them.

11.2-11.4 on 118 MPH is possible, but car has to launch in the 1.5-1.6 60ft range to accomplish that along with the better DA. As for OP, I think 11.8 is very achievable with the current setup, maybe playing with tire pressures and launch technique to get you into the 1.7x range on the 60ft

If you consider that the GT350R comes with a very nice aluminum STB, I know I have one on my GT, I don't see how it would not fit.

Winner! I bow do to you Bald Menace

I have a set of Nokian Hakkapeliittas on my Subaru. They work really well with the AWD to boot!

I don't get to drive it all winter, and winter here lasts from November to March/April :(

Only ones purchased brand new were the Mustang, WRX, M4, Z06,Golf, Malibu, Navigator, M3, and 4000s Quattro That's 1/2 your list! I've only purchased 1/4 my list new

My Mustang is in the garage for the entire winter, so never. But my daily driver I usually switch to winter just before the 1st snowfall in the fall and wait for the majority of the melt and atleast a good rainfall or 2 to clean up the streets a bit. Usually that means temps sustained above...

Its contagious, so, for the sake of the youth out there, stay away from wherever kids hangout... ;)

You my friend have owned some very nice cars.

47 years old and my list is long as I will include the cars I share(d) with my wife over the last 20 years. Also during the early years I was buying a new winter beater every winter. We currently own 4 cars. I might have a missed 1 or 2 from the earlier years. 2017 Mustang GT (current, summer...

47 now, purchased my '17 GT for my 45th bday. 1st Mustang. I had been considering one since the 2011 GTs came with the coyote motor, but ended up buying a BMW convertible for my 40th in 2012. 5 years later, I couldn't hold out any longer and added the GT to the garage. I have always owned a...

I have the 1&2 and can confirm no more flutter, especially after 1(adjusted hood stops)

Nice write up. I was fortunate, my subframe was aligned so I just completed 1 side at a time installing the Steeda alignment pins as well during the process. Only issue I had was I started cross-threading one of the bolts, so I got my tap out and redid the threads and then I was able to bolt it...

The only issue with OBD shift lights is that they monopolize the OBD port, so other uses can't be enabled at the same time, such as data logging.

Why not? I don't see how it could do any harm.

https://www.holley.com/products/fuel_systems/fuel_injection/gauges_and_displays/shift_lights/

I drive my GT with the original Pirellis. While they are not exactly high performance tires, for normal driving I believe they'd be fine. Thousands of Mustangs come with the OEM and aside from some Cars&Coffee fiascos most Mustangs stay in their lane.