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I have no idea. But even though it can be adjusted in speed I have only used the highest speed setting - the lower setting doesn't make sense when using it as a car dryer

The lock / unlock options in Ford Pass works like a charm However the remote start is an other story!... I've tried multiple times remote starting the car with both the car unlocked, locked, locked with windows closed, with the key fob inside the car... Nothing. Even though the app makes the...

Blow dryer I have this one for my cars and it uses a normal outlet and I've never had any issues. Might have to note that the outlet power is different from US to EU It has a filter so you won't blow small particles on your car and do a slow sandblasting. I tried a couple of times to...

As a Mustang owner I feel violated!

Yeah - only changed the line to the JLT catch can. Is it recommended to swap it to a different one or just to make a note of it? I know you wrote just curious but I have searched for some minutes now without finding anything about changing to a better valve :crazy:

An update here from Denmark. Just stored the car away for the winter and drained the catch can before I tugged the car away. This is from the last 2000km / 1240 miles The paper towel has been stuffed in the output line from the catch can to see if any oilmist has passed and it was quite dry...

Probably the first thing, since the car is $116000 in Denmark so not likely the most sold car - in this moment only around 150 units of MY15-17 and 46 units of MY18-20 is registered in Denmark :crackup:

Wierd that you're in the states and can't get it fixed... I was offered to get it fixed here in Denmark on October 20th. However I passed and I am going to wait till April due to the vehicle going away for winter storage

The European GTs look like this and I'm pretty sure that @WD Pro is right - the sensor on the EUs are for system safety and not for "entertainment" in the dashboard. Don't pay attention to the brownish stuff... it is wax to rust proof and sound proof the car and not standard

I live in Denmark and taxes is a bitch... Both on the paycheck and when buying cars... I make around $70000 in a year - and has to pay around 40% taxes of that. The GT 2020 I bought cost me $116,000 including taxes So for the quick - yes I spends roughly 3 years of salary on the car if you...

As an Police Officer from Denmark I can tell that we do NOT work like this... Don't get me wrong - we WANT TO! :crackup: :like:

I have heard from a friend who knows a guy who has been talking with a dude that works at Ford and he said that this should be available as Performance Pack 3 on the new S650!

Yes that's the tires mine is fitted with - the air was 14C and road around 10C. The car will be stored for the winter in a few days - with the horrible winter weather in Denmark and the amount of road salt they spread I would cry if I drove the car in that :) I was driving casually with it...

Good fucking God! I had this experience today and I gotta say... those rear tires really wonna get in front when it is a little wet! For you MPH guys It was accelerating from around 25MPH to 30MPH when it had a quick slide. Might not look like much but that heart rate was enouhg workout for me...

... well not really, I guess that was some sort of an out of season April-fools joke :angel: However some of you extreme modding guys might find it interesting to bring this Mustang F-250 abomination to life :crackup: Plenty of grille for aftermarket oil coolers! Edit: dammit! Realized...

There was a plastic plug included in the oil catch can kit for the left side.

Finally my man! :handsinair::handsinair::handsinair: It looks gorgeous and great start mods you've thrown in it :like: I can't remember if you're going to drive it all yeat around but nomatter what - enjoy it a lot before really bad weather hits :party:

I removed mine only a couple of hours after getting the car, so I can't tell if it does any difference Reason for removal was installing the catch can on that side of the block. However I want to confess... When seeing people doing the rip-out trick I was like, please it is not that hard to...

Yeah and yours helped me out too. I don't want to make your guide look bad, but just wanted to pitch in with detailed photos of the trick not to ruin the frame if people want to reuse that and when cutting the new unit to match the original holes :like:

I will post some detailed pictures and description - I have an idea of how to do it but I'll show with pictures. I will be reusing all parts except for the stock speaker unit ofcourse - I want it to look original.