Why buy an ecoboost and mod it? Just start off with a GT.
Ecoboost, more like 'weakoboost', am I right guys? looolz.
You're just going to blow your motor before you even get up to as much power as a stock GT makes. ECOBOOM.
It's a fake Mustang that sounds like a wet fart. Rental...
I've been parking outside for about a month. We're living with our in-laws while we're having a home constructed. I won't be garage parking again until the first week of August.
Maybe it's a humidity thing?
I haven't noticed any issues after washing and it works fine in the rain.
I've had intermittent issues with my backup camera since I bought my car last year in November. But now it consistently doesn't work in the mornings. All I get is a black screen and a message that the camera is unavailable. It works fine in the afternoon, though.
Is there a fix I can do...
Years ago when I had my 97 GT I made the mistake of letting someone drive my car. He immediately put it through a barbed wire fence and into a ditch. Lesson learned.
Now, even though I don't drive the 'cool' Mustang, only my dad is allowed to drive her. He had a Tempest back in the 60's that...
There's a few of us here that are running ebay intercoolers.
I bought the Rev9 Mishi knockoff from Amazon. I think it's the same as the Ebay ones.
Fitment was fine, installed pretty easily, no issues.
I don't race the car and only do occasional full throttle blasts and for that it's been...
As far as I know, the downpipe is where you lose power in the exhaust. I don't think there are any mods that can add power to the Ford tune. I think all you can do to go faster is add 3.73 gears on the Ford tune.
Probably not realistically affordable for most people to do a built motor, true. What's unreliable about built motors, though? Are you referring to the potential for things going wrong being higher when you add bigger turbo and auxiliary fuel?
What do you consider big power? Are you talking 600+ hp? 400-500rwhp seems pretty doable and reliable. I guess that's not really big power anymore though. You can make those numbers on NA V8's.
I bought the EB over the GT with the intention of going all the way with the motor. I wasn't as informed as I should have been, but I knew enough to have an idea of what I was getting into. I think, lol.
It's going to be interesting to see if 450rwhp is even possible outside of a huge turbo...
You need a built motor to handle 500hp for long. That's another $4k-8k. So, say around $10k to make/handle 500hp.
I *think* it costs roughly the same to get a GT to 500hp NA as it does to get an EB to 500hp+ with a built block.