Although I really want a 2015 mustang gt for the iconic v8 sound, i'm at least 90% positive I could wait a year and save for a FPC v8 and get over it not sounding as good as a traditional v8, at least to my ears. FPC's do sound pretty damn good in the higher rpms though
Your last line is bs. Engine breaking is fine and better for several reasons. As long as aren't downshifting into some crazy rpms near redline, you are golden. My car has 100k miles and the clutch still feels the same as it did new. Grips just as well too,and the engine is just as nice as day...
So far the reviews are saying the Ecoboost with ballpark 350hp doesn't feel fast. That's a big disappointment. Patiently waiting for reviews on the 5.0 with PP in both auto and manual configurations
I remember ford saying that's why they added all the chrome so I thought it was funny when I showed my 70 year old father and told him why ford added all the chrome and he laughed and said him and his friends were removing the chrome from their cars and replacing it with aftermarket or painting...
amazing! I didn't catch that at first but spent the whole video wondering how 5 guys came out of a mustang. Lol. But yeah, I think my favorite part was after it ended and it just showed the new mustang driving down the road.
I agree that this will be the best option but man do I love the feeling of a turbo. Problem is you'll probably have to have a turbo setup custom fabricated under the hood with major modifications to the locations of stuff.
I'm with you on that, but that test drive in the 2015 mustang will be the deciding factor if I consider a C7 or not. I love that LT1 engine and the new 2016 camaro hasn't been announced and probably won't for some time. I've always been a GM guy, owning an 02 trans am ws6, 02 z28, and now an 09...
I love the feel of a car with a turbo. However, i'm not sure there will be room for a turbo without major modifications or a different hood. You normally don't see aftermarket turbo kits for american v8 cars, at least not good ones, so I imagine you would need a reputable shop to fabricate a...