What do you all think about the I-5 Autohaus replica spoiler? $1599 with a claimed 2 week lead time. The exposed screws and K'NEX style brackets do not seem on par with other options.
https://www.i-5autohaus.com/product-page/2020-gt500-style-track-pack-spoiler-15-20
I have no idea; however, I did see photos of it out of the car on Facebook. Maybe Ford rejected the warranty claim after they realized what the dealer had done and the dealer tried to recoup part of their out of pocket costs?
I found the original owner's posts on Facebook and it's kind of an unbelievable story... the car was having hesitation/surging at speed and stumbling at idle. There was no CEL or codes. The original owner was advised by the enthusiast community that the issue would likely be addressed by TSB...
I have a Xingeering rev matching module on my base 2019 GT350 and it makes a difference. You can shift as needed to stay in the powerband without being a heel-toe master.
Are GT350Rs with replacement engines selling for any less than those with original engines?
I am looking at a 2019 GT350R for sale with 14K miles for about $75K. The engine was replaced under warranty at 10K miles. The car looks pretty flawless with ceramic coating, front PPF, and a 5 year /...
It's weird to see the Mach 1 HP stop faster then the GT350R when it weighs 108 lbs more, including 60 lbs of rotating mass in heavier wheels, and it has smaller brakes (the GT350R has 15.5-inch front and 14.9-inch rear rotors).
At the end of the day these cars are driven by humans so a 0.4 second gap is within the margin of error. I wouldn't bet money on the Mach 1 being "better" than the GT350R but for mere mortals looking for a track toy it's within the margin of error to say it's "as good".
I was not able to keep up with a stock M3 Competition at Thunderhill in my GT350 with Michelin PS4S tires. Maybe I could now that I have PSC2 tires. In any case I agree with @VictorH that is a surprising result, though like-for-like tires would make the M3Cx faster than the Mach 1 or GT350R.
The original owner of my GT350 purchased a 5 year, 75k mile Ford PremiumCARE extended warranty for it. I can see on the Oasis report that it’s still active and I can see the prior owner’s name. The warranty was purchased 12/30/2020. The car was then traded in to a Chevrolet dealer a week later...