You can.
I did on my GT500 styled like a Super Snake.
The difference is that all YOUR components will be worth ZILCH after they are put on.
The SAI package retains a lot of it's value.
I'm not a SAI homer - just what I've learned.
Now with all of these SAI packages flooding the market...
I don't think it will be a GT500. Period.
My bet is on the Cobra name coming back, and it will use the 350 platform. Followed shortly thereafter by an SAI aftermarket package called the "Super Cobra".
Check it out, GT350 allocation for sale on Ebay .... 15,000 bucks
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Mustang-GT350-/281716304746?forcerrptr=true&hash=item419799ab6a&item=281716304746
When Jamal says "The GT350 has good bones", I believe it may be worth considering the next offering from SVT will be a GT350 variant using the GT350 platform.
It may not be called "GT500", even though it might basically fill that slot in Ford's line up.
So one of the bigger stories should be exactly why Ford couldn't "pull off" the CF brakes. Not performing as expected ?
Chevy seemed to have pulled it off.
If I were Ford I might want to send the message that it's in the interest of keeping the car affordable.
Also - in an interview - Jamal...
How can it be that the car was designed from the ground up, yet Ford decides not to add a few suspension parts to mitigate it. Blows my mind. I don't understand.