Having done all of this and more to my Bullitt I don't see how you could be disappointed with the results, going from a non PP setup to this plus a "performance" alignment done by competent shop...OBTW I recommend the "stop the hop" and the K brace as well, then you will have a great handling car...
Well, to me this is a "no brainer"...the Bullitt would be my choice (and was) due to it's unique appearance and significance in the Mustang heritage....that being said, it is also as close to a "steeper" as you will get in a Mustang, and mine is, thank you Steeda.
FWIW, I am running Pilot Sport A/S 4s on my "poor boy's GT350" , a heavily Steeda model Bullitt, and have no regrets as this isn't a track car but is a very capable street beast.
These numbers were from some guick runs on local back roads, and yes they could have been a bit better on "summer...
"Tomster" nailed it, I didn't intend the Bullitt to become a project car as I no longer turn wrenches, ya I'm old, but I still want to "improve" my toys as I have been doing since the mid 60s...
I agree with "mags1" (from experience), however this dealership has taken in a previous "heavily modded" trade from me without any fuss and it only took them 2 days to sell it, makes me think I should try a private party sale...or fall back to "plan B" and just spring for a Procharger and have a...
The Ford folks know the car and the mods and don't have a problem with it, however they aren't allowing anything for them...as I had the work done at a race car shop so I would be looking at a lot of $ to return it to stock plus I told them all stock parts would be included in the trade if any...
Funny that this thread popped up today as I just stopped by my local Ford store and ended up looking at 2 GT500s on the used lot, a '20 with about 7k on it and a '22 with 1k...I preferred the'20 as it is black and the '22 is orange and $4k more...so I have a similar problem to "young at heart"...