Hi Joe! I'd like to thank you for all your efforts in helping out and contributing to the Mustang community! I've also been wanting to get a copy of my window sticker for my vehicle that I purchase used. Thankfully I ran across this thread and I'd like to know if you were still able to aid in...
I replaced the rear passenger wheel bearing about a year ago. When I replaced it with a Timken bearing it was definitely shot, you could feel the play in the wheel. Haven't had time to check it again, hopefully this weekend I will be home to take it out of the garage and check my axles.
The only thing that annoys me is the half shafts popping noises at initial take off after backing out of parking. I've removed the nut, added loctite, and torqued to spec and a few thousand miles later it starts popping again. I'm surprised Ford didn't add a castle nut with a pin to hold it from...
Not sure if the post number you posted is incorrect, I went to the link you provided and the last post number is 354. I really would like to attempt this mod on my mustang. Thanks.
This video should answer your question. If you're not following Alex on social media or youtube, I highly suggest you do. He has tons on information on the S550 platform and extensive experience with the 5.0 Coyote engine as well as working with the best in the business.
Are you looking for the key fob that has the remote start option? If so, you're in luck. I have one from my first auto GT. Thought I'd hold on to it to program to my current 6 speed GT but have never gotten around to it. I'll check my drawer when I get home to confirm I still have it.
What wheels/tires are you guys running? I have the same setup running 19's P51 wheels with 275's Continental extreme sport running 12.6@114 and 2.0 0-60
I have the same setup and had the same opinion as you. I ended up adding MAK Cat delete pipes and the exhaust note is perfect IMO. The cool thing is that MAK now offers a OEM gasket for the drivers side flage. Nice idle and WOT sounds great!
Continental extreme sports will work best for you in the conditions you drive in. I got 36k miles out of my first set and currently 25k on my second set. Drive en in all weather and surprisingly they grip great in wet and cold asphalt. Dry weather is great too for a street tire.