Finger print scaners doesn't have to be on the actual surface exposed. As I've said, it could be placed behind a thicker conductive glass to be protected from the elements and still work.
That’s why I said “further weather proofing”.
I mean, if my iphone 6 designed for indoor use, was able to take abuse with my outdoor activities, a fingerprint sensor behind a glass designed for a car, would surely able to withstand 24/7 outdoor.
The Mustang already implemented the hand...
This old iphone 6 that I’m using right now has been beaten, submerged, splashed on with sand and mud, and it reads my fingerprint just fine. I’m sure it’s not hard for engineers to further “weather proof” a fingerprint scanner sitting idly on a side of a Mustang.
LoL that spalsh guard was the kicker. But at least now, you only have to remove one screw to get to the oil filter. Before, you have to remove all 7 screws of the base model splash guard.
From looking at the cutouts...
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/stock-resonator-cutaway.120726/
Looks like the resonator acts more like a perforated straight thru muffler, with glassfiber and wire mesh packing (first chamber is clear of packing that provides a crossover point)...
I can't think if any supplier that actually do this nowadays without advertising it. Even the Shell with their Nitro+, states "all grades of fuels have equal amount of detergents greater than Tier One."
I may have not have explained it like this, but this is the reason why I do 91-93 octane, Not because it’s “premium”. I hate it that it is expensive, partly due to the fact that people use it even if they really don’t need it.
I rather have those small pings to a minimum. At the same time...
Is it possible to just manually flip the valves on a aftermarket active exhaust if installed on a stang that came with standard exhaust?
I have a 2018 GT standard exhaust and is pretty satisfied with how it sounds coming from the factory, don’t mind if it were just tad louder. But my kids and I...
I know it's fine, the manual says so. But I'm keeping this car until forever. And running 87 is cutting too close for higher chances of pre-ignition.
As I've mentioned earlier, knock sensors retards the timing only after it senses pinging. That means some amount of harmless pre-detonation...
I had first hand experience with an older 9:1 CR Nissan engine about octane grade. When the first 100 RON (94 AKI) became available in my home country, I eagerly used it.
It resulted with my car running slugish, black exhaust, moist spark plug tips. Went back to 91 RON (87 AKI) and the car ran...
I have a 2019 gt with 3.55.
I wish I had the 3.31 as I view my car more of a grand tourer than a track car. Not to mention the mpg gains. And also my oem tire 255/40r19 setup have the smallest rolling diameter of all s550 tire-wheel combo at 27". Base have 27.3" and PP wheel/tire is at 27.7"...
Probabaly because they engineered the chassis and suspenssion to be mated with that big 800hp v12, from the gound up, when they first took the drawing board.
While this Saleen is a S550 chassis originally designed and mated for 440 hp v8, but is now increased to 800hp. There are some inherent...
To be more specific FR (front engine - rwd)
Mid-rear configurations (with street tires) doesn't have this much of a problem . That's why the C8 Vette get's it's engine moved to the rear of the driver.