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There's one that color waiting for me about two hours away. How is yours optioned out?

Bump. This looks complicated. What's a "strategy" or "strategy point"? How would a typical user know what values he wanted for all of the parameters? If it's in a turbo, you can increase the boost with good results. I don't get what a tune is doing with a V6, because it's already set up...

I'm waiting for Camo.

You know, I wouldn't have mentioned it if I wasn't fond of you. Anyway, I still can't decide.

"You're" & "they're."

Well, do the 3.15 gears work fine? Or is the drive train begging for more axle? Personally, I'd like to save the money if it still performs great.

Joe, Does your V6 have the 3.55? What options does it have?

What engine noise could a mic be picking up from the rear of the headliner? That can't be it. If you attach the head unit output to an aftermarket amplifier, are you going to amplify the engine sound along with the head unit radio sound?

Me too.

Shadow Black is black. The other one is black.

like everyone says it will, does that make the 2015 V6 more or less interesting /desirable/valuable/collectible/resellable?

I have enough trouble with my liver noise as it is.

Do you mean that you are powering your PPI Speakers in the rear - or the front - with the factory amplification? That can't be right.

I don't mean to be picky, but I have a 1.0 L EcoBoost in my Fiesta that might like a tune. I don't think you have that one.

Does "work on any car" mean work on any 2105 Mustang EcoBoost, or does it mean literally work on any car, a Fiesta or whatever? When it says "tell them what you have" does that mean that you have a manual transmission and 3.31 axle or does it mean that you tell them what kind of car you have?

I wasn't really asking about whether a is certified in California. I'm just curious as to what the option is that is shown an the window sticker.

I've looked at window stickers on line for cars for sale across the country. Some clearly include a CA Emissions option and some do not.

A lot of Mustangs for sale across the country show California emissions on the Monrony label, even though the cars are at non-California Ford dealers. What is California emissions and does it impact performance or anything else? Why are they on non-California cars?

I can't believe that they rent these things. That is a bit of a ball-buster.

Why, of course. Silver also looks great with wheels. It looks like you're in charge and not trying to compensate for some inadequacy or other. And it was the color of my '63 Stingray. Don't forget that!