Thanks!
Since the PP2 cars are using 305/30 tires all around, I’m assuming someone could use a 285/30 or 35 and a 305/30 setup with these wheels. Would open up more tire options like Michelin PS4S and Continental ECS.
This is what I have. Anyone have experience with them? Will they have the same issues as the stock ones?
https://www.cjponyparts.com/ford-performance-lug-nut-set-oe-style-black-mustang-2015-2021/p/M1012MB/
Just call the dealership and find out. Don’t see why you couldn’t change the order if the car isn’t being built yet. Also keep in mind that there is a minimum spec for a Stage 3. I think it at least needs to be a GT Premium with 400a, Performance Package, MagneRide, and spoiler delete based on...
The FP Magneride Handling kit. Really like how the car feels now and it totally changes the look. With the stiffer rear sway bar the rear end seems to break loose a lot easier now, however. Could also be from the FP intake/throttle body kit as well.
I got the GT350 style stripes from Big Worm Graphix, which are 7.5 inches with a 1 inch gap and a slight taper. On the website they are called “Narrow Dual Full Length Stripes”. I didn’t get a pinstripe but they have an option for it. The pinstripes are 1/4 inch. Stripes are cut to fit the GT...
I don’t have any recording equipment so I doubt it would be accurate. I found that Borla’s video on YouTube comparing their active exhaust options for the Mustang is pretty decent.
Some things I have noticed compared to stock are: cold starts are quieter, quiet mode is louder, overall tone is...
I have the Borla S Type Active with black tips and really enjoy it. Couldn’t stand the unfinished tips of the factory active exhaust. Looking back however, I wish I would have just went with the FP x-pipe and seeing how I liked the sound first before getting the Borla.
Did anyone else’s kit not come with the 90 degree elbow for the brake aspirator tube or the crankcase ventilation tube (black tube with blue clips)? I purchased this kit on the day it became available and the instructions I received make no mention of these parts. However, I just checked the...
I’ve seen the steps and they seem like a giant pain in the ass to do. But I suppose I should try them before having the dealership mess with it. I don’t have the digital dash so I’m not sure if there is a way to tell what gear I’m in. Also would need to find an abandoned stretch of road out in...
Thanks! That is what I meant. So that means it’s not a software issue. Reset the KAM today and it was better. Still a little jerky on downshifting even after letting the car warm up in Normal mode.
Question: Since I have the Ford Performance calibration (M-9603-M8B), would there be no point in asking my dealership about software updates? Wouldn’t any update they do overwrite the Ford Performance calibration?
Glad I found this thread and that it’s not just my car. My trans does this exact same thing. Best solution I’ve found so far is to drive around a bit in Normal mode before switching over to Sport. It seems better after the car has warmed up a bit.
I have jerky up shifts and downshifts too...
Just take it slowly and at an angle and it should be fine. Don’t forget to do the same when you leave. My car has the PP2 splitter and is lowered. I’ve been able to take some surprisingly steep inclines just by taking it slow and steady.