There are lots of modern noise cancelling headphones that use the microphone feedback loop you referred to.
http://www.cnet.com/products/bose-quiet-comfort-15/
http://www.cnet.com/products/psb-m4u-2/2/
The only ones I have experience with are the bose, but they work remarkably well. There's a...
It is definitely possible; tons of high end head phones use that exact technique to cancel out unwanted noise. Now how easy or difficult it would be to replicate that technique in a car vs through headphones I dont know. It'll be interesting to see how well it works in the ecoboost and if it...
Gotcha. Hmm... my name was in the source code though when I used to check it. Oh well, at least I'm finally moving along now :) Thanks for the clarification :clap2:
Or if someone is really that concerned about the warranty, just buy it and enjoy it stock for a while. It'll still be quicker than the V6 stock for stock. Then mod it in 3 years and make it a monster after the warranty is up or after you have seen other people mod theirs safely. Problem solved...
Hmmm... the review online said both the manual and the auto were done with 3.31 for the 2014. Then again, if this wasn't possible it wouldn't be the first time reviewers have said things that aren't true.
ahhhh..... that's what I was missing. That explains the difference between the 2014 and 2015, but the 2014 results for the auto and manual with 3.31 final drive have the manual still coming out on top by 0.5 seconds. At least according to motortrend.
Thanks!:thumbsup:
So I keep hearing that the auto's are faster than manuals now, but everything I can find online for the 2014 v6 mustang is showing the manuals coming in faster than the autos. Am I missing something here? Is the new auto significantly better than the old one? Or were the final drive ratios...
Like you guys, I had a build date of 10/26, but it was bumped forward to 10/20 today (really hoping this is for real and not some glitch in COTUS). I've noticed some of you hoping for delivery by Halloween or early November. Is that realistic? I've never ordered a car before, but I assumed it...