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Very informative. Thank you.

Thank you very much for the information and your thoughts. Who would think that picking a wheel would be such a challenge? Ha!!!

I don't believe I have any warranty left on these. Alternative I'm considering is a set of rtr tech 7s.

I have someone that offers doing it for $179, which is why I was considering this. Then again, I have a powder coating company that will do everything for $425, which is pretty phenomenal pricing.

Are you guys painting while the tires are on or are you taking them off?

Haha yeah he threw that in. I think I agree. I've been talking about doing it.

Thanks. Yeah my buddy photoshopped black wheels. Attached. That said, I'm also considering some different dark wheels altogether as well. Decisions decisions.

Good point. Good point. Thanks.

Hi all, I see some companies offering to paint wheels at a pretty reasonable price. I'm familiar with powdercoating, but does painting last if properly prepped? If so, I'm going to have to decide between black and dark gray. Pic of car to reference.

Still trying to find options. Plus, what size wheel will work with a 265/35/20 tire? Can I use the RTR tech 5 9.5" wheel?

Hi All, Currently have 20" wheels on my car. Tires are basically new so I'd like to reuse them. Are there decent PP2 replicas available? I was thinking RTR in charcoal? Any others to consider? Pics to show car and what I currently have. Thanks for your thoughts.

Not sure. All I know is that it significantly firmed up my shifts. Read up on it. https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/shifter-support-bracket-recommendations.184814/ It helps with people getting locked out of gear as well (I never really had that issue though bc I'm pretty easy on the car).

Yep, I heard such glowing things about this company. It's been disappointing to say the least.

There is that argument out there. I personally feel like it's coming from the people saying don't ever keep your hand resting on the knob. Does it really put an added strain on the trans? I'm not sold it does. I have had weighted knobs on several of my cars and never the slightest issue.

Ok so here's the deal. I actually run a shift solutions weighted knob. It's a great knob. However, in just two weeks, the edges of the numbers have started to fade. Beyond that, shi(f)t solutions provides the ABSOLUTE WORST customer service I have ever experienced. I have at least a dozen...

If you're leaning toward white, the bullitt knob is pretty great.

This thread has all the exhaust tip info you need: https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/2018-2019-active-exhaust-tips.127455/ Basically yes you can cut and weld other tips, but it's a bit tricky to get them all lined up. You could likely also just clean up that tip and slip new ones over.

This is my weekend fun car. Funny enough, my daily driver is a Tesla model 3 performance. Two cars on opposite ends of the spectrum. I believe the mustang is my 37th car....

Blue loctite and you'll be all set. Give 24 hours for it to dry before driving.

The bracket takes slop that's in the shifter. Most people don't find the stock bracket tight at all and that there's lots of play. If you read threads on it, the bracket is pretty much one of the most recommended mods out there for manual owners.