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I beg to differ here. I paid $30,800 for an ecoboost mustang with 8 miles odometer. It was with the color I wanted and with the cloth seats as leather is not the best for a road course track day car. This means I had some $10,000 to spend on making the car what I wanted. I was not a fan of any...

For a base Ecoboost mustang does anyone think it's possible to:- Install a set of lightweight, good looking wheels + a set of genuine hi-perf summer tires, lower the car by 1 inch, Make the effective axle ratio go from 3.15 too 3.31, get a moderate braking improvement, fix the hop, acquire a...

I have a 2023 regular Ecoboost Mustang and would like to have race style seats for better driver location on track days. I have wondered how much work is involved with swapping out the seat part of the power seats and installing race type seats with power operation. Any ideas here? David Vizard

Serious question here. I have had brain surgery and get sort of mental blocks. I cannot remember how to start a new thread. ?anyu help would be appreciated!!

Just put David Vizard or PowerTec 10 into the youtube search bar and you will get there.

Go to YouTube channel 'PowerTec 10' and watch Episodes 98,99,103, 106, 107,108 and 113. Within these episodes you will learn how just wheel and Tire selection can take 6 tenths of the 1/8 mile time of just a stock 2.3 ecoboost. DV

Hi guys, David Vizard here. I'm the guy that writes all those best selling books and articles on automotive performance - and no, you guessed wrong - I am not a journalist (can't spell worth a damn). I am a Research and Development engineer by profession and I am applying over 60 years of race...