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Ahhh, GFK my home town. Car looks good man!

How did he not kill the other driver.. Damn I would be fired up! :mad:

I like the look of it, I would be divorced if I spent what some people do on mods and updates...;)

Make sure your dealer has the vib equipment. Do you have an aftermarket shaft or a factory shaft? If it's an aftermarket you may want to see if the dealer wants the factory on back in. :thumbsup:

I bought mine here.. just so you can see the price difference. http://mikeburkartford.com/milwaukee/For-Sale/Used/Ford/Mustang/2015-EcoBoost-Premium-Red-Car/45507047/

Does it make the same noise on a different hill or driveway?

Your not rubbing the front splitter are you? Maybe you have two thing making similar noise?

But it keeps my OCD occupied...:D:lol:

No they didn't. Looks like a vendor problem with the drive line components though. I'll be having the fluid changed after this summer to make sure this one isn't eating itself out.

They told me today there was a lot of metal in the diff they pulled fron my car.

Call your dealer and make sure they have vibration equipment. Driveshaft wasnt my issue but metal in the rear differential. Replacing the rear diff fixed about 70% of the problem. Now its chasing down a possible bad tire or tires or wheel, or bearing. Call ford customer care and get them...

Vibration as in the road is good and you can feel a general vibration through the car. Thanks for the update.

I know this is a bit old, any issues with the BFG G-Force COMP-2 A/S tires after a few thousand miles? Any vibrations or balance issues. I was told my P Zero Neros are vibrating by the Ford Engineer that checked my car after a new rear differential was installed and didn't completely remove the...

Similar to this issue http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44366 I would get it to the dealership. ;)

The Ford Engineer hooked up his vib equipment and said its good. The dealership tech that was working on the car still felt some vibration after but the Ford Engineer says it's down to crappy P Zero Nero tires. :shrug: I haven't driven the car since the rear end was changed. I'll see Thursday...

The only reason i found this forum is because i have vibration not on a ghost hunt. Im an Aircraft tech and passed an ASE in 11th grade (almost 30 years ago). I think we all have the capacity to understand what is going on with these first and now second year cars. My frustration is waiting...

Well, at least it didn't vibrate and the repairs look to have been fixed. Looks like a nice car. ..LOL

Glad they are replacing it! :headbang:

I wonder what was wrong with this one...Lemon Law buy back. http://www.whitebearlincoln.com/used/Ford/2015-Ford-Mustang-dc7fe8210a0e0a6b3a6641c6dc8c0f0a.htm?searchDepth=9:14

Please do, i'm interested on how it turns out. I also wonder what the pinion flange runout is. It may come down to poor QC when building the drive line components so it may never just be one part. It may come down to several parts. Im sure if you put all the driveline parts at the edge of...