Yeah, I knew it was full open at WOT, but. I may give it a try at some point, I was just curious if anybody had thought of it, or if anybody had tried it.
That would be a cheaper for upgrading your exhaust, but how much power is lost with it closed? That is choked down quite a bit.
I think it could work to put a Y in right before the muffler and have it open into a turndown when the active exhaust is put in track mode, but would go straight into...
Long, bloated, and when looking at the HP ratings compared to years before, weak. Honestly, I think if it wasn't named a Mustang, it would have been popular and sporty, but coming after the 1969 and 1970 body style (by far my favorite), it was a big change that many people felt wasn't a pony...
This is my dad's numbers matching '71 Mach 1 with a 351 Cleveland 4v. He has had the car for 40 years now. For years they didn't get any respect as a collectible but they are starting to become classics.
Several things honestly...
1. I live on a farm and have several dying ash trees
2. I buy them broken cheap and fix them up and resale them as a hobby. I probably sold 40 or more last summer alone.
3. They are probably the coolest of all tools, they are loud, scary, and dangerous, can't get a...
Finally squeezed it into the garage. I'm not sure I like it in there with kids going in and out and only having a foot or so on each side to squeeze past, but I want it to stay clean for atleast 1 day.
Gave it a much needed detailing, inside and out. Also removed my clutch spring to see how I like it.
Ignore the dirty tires, didn't get there yet.
You can see my driveway in the background, I know the car will look nasty first trip out anyway so it's hard to get motivated to clean it too well.
Looking at the prices of these active exhaust systems, I am curious, has anybody ever reconfigured their exhaust and put the active exhaust valve on a turndown before a muffler and then put a non-active exhaust muffler on their car, essentially using the active exhaust valve as an electronic...
I completely agree. I was referring to the thread about buying an S195 Mustang GT as a daily driver, and the amount of people bashing the OP for even considering it.
From my limited time on this forum I have learned the following:
1. There is some good information.
2. The "Mustang" guys seem to be limited to only liking S550 Mustangs, and anything previously is garbage.
3. Young guys should not have Mustangs
4. If you don't work your whole life and save...
I typically only name my cool cars, and my new 2021 Mustang is in need of a name. Obviously following the rules of car naming, it must be a female name. In the past I have had Sally, Eleanor, and countless others. So anybody else do this? If so, lets see pictures and names.
BTW, my wife...
Twice I have bought vehicles that were dirty and twice I had issues. One was so bad the dealer had to take it back.
I bought a 2015 F-150 Lariat. It was black, but obviously had been sitting on the lot for quite some time, and was quite dusty. I agreed to the terms and went to fill out...
I have had several SN95 Mustangs, and I say, if the car is in good shape, go for it. They may not be as fast as the S550, but they have a huge aftermarket full of cheap go fast parts. They are easy to work on and mod, and they are a blast. Not every car needs to be a race car. If this is a...
Who has done ceramic coating on their black car? I am considering it, just to help protect against swirl marks bug guts and water spots from destroying my paint. From those of you that have it, does it seem like it was a good investment?
Here is my new S550 black on black on black. I love the sinister look of this car, but I am already sick of washing it. I have washed it or detailed it more than I have driven it, just trying to keep it looking good. (I live in bug central in the middle of farm country, and have an 800'...