I think it sounds good. I recently test drove an Ecoboost and that definitely is an improvement over stock. I noticed that my '16 GT was a lot more quiet than my '12 GT was stock. On that car all I did was the GT500 axle-backs to get the sound I wanted. On the '16 I had to get the X-pipe to...
Yeah, I was visiting my brother who lives in Hampton and we went to the park to take some pics of our cars. My brother and I did the CAI install ourselves. It's pretty easy to do. The intake doesn't technically require a tune, but I'd suggest still getting one done. I got my car tuned at...
LOL! Some of the questions people ask are funny. I understand the lack of knowledge and always answer their questions politely. I just find it humorous.
Thanks! They are 20x10 CDC Outlaw's with Nitto's. I have a video where I go over all the mods I've done if you want to check it out. 30 mods in one video.
So, I don't know if it's just me but I'm often asked by non-Mustang owners if my car is a Shelby. With my 2012, I could kind of understand why it was happening because of the stripes. I intentionally put "MUSTANG GT" rocker stripes on the car when I first got it so I wouldn't get that...
I'd say go for it. I recently test drove an Ecoboost and the difference in power from my 5.0 was ridiculous. Granted, I've modded mine some and had it tuned. But, for me, I have to have a V8 in any Mustang I own.