Surprised to not see the active noise cancellation mentioned.
1) Before starting your car, roll your windows down and open your driver door
2) Crank the engine while keeping the door open
3) Wait 5 sec or so for the revs to calm down
4) Now close the door softly and notice that .5sec after...
Must be. My local dealer is stocked to the brim on filters and o-rings. I did grab a couple just in case, even though Ford's price is double what Rock Auto's was.
Also, the recent activity in these threads lead another forum member to ask for assistance in locating the correct fuse on another Ford vehicle, and in that manual it was labeled "Embedded Modem Module" so when looking for the correct fuse, I would search for telematic, modem, tcu, embedded...
Since this is so old and I had to refresh my own memory, here are a couple reminders:
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/4g-modem-disabling-instructions.146860/page-12#post-3022165
That top picture shows two orange circles where a guy could look (from underneath the car) to find a couple...
Yes, without the password it will not be able to connect. I have not specifically sought it ought and tested, but I have never noticed any transmissions with Wi-Fi turned off. If it were turned on, I wonder if it would attempt to connect to public networks...
You're not paying for the LTE/4G service your car is connecting to, but someone is. This implies the value of the data captured is high enough to warrant adding the modem and having an always-on connection. Therefore it would be very safe to presume the computer would use every opportunity given...
Good spacers are fine, I think you want hub centric and wheel centric which need to be of certain thickness - someone after me will certainly chime in on exactly which are ok. Plenty of guys tracking on these...
A nice two-camera dashcam setup is automatic and valuable beyond trackdays. The convenience is worth its weight in gold when you have 30min between sessions.
As others have noted, the only difference between the two exhaust notes is the resonators. Obviously the size of the pipe will greatly impact the sound, but I hadn't considered the material also impacting the sound. What else will have the greatest influence on the sound? I'll take a guess:
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Humoring the notion that this is true and we had data police running around checking to make sure everyone was sharing (I know you're not implying this, let's just have some fun). Simple solution: Pull the fuse, pop it, put it back in. "Oops, my modem must be fried."
Without a doubt, it's safe...
Looks like some sort of prop, but can't tell from the photo how big it is. I'll take a shot in the dark and likely be way off - Does that part on top match the size of the striker on the hood, trunk, or doors? And if so, could it be from the assembly line rather than transportation?
I know you've already got a solution at hand, so I don't mean to bother as it's just satisfying my curiosity, but I'm wondering what it was looking like like this especially the front to back if it's not too much trouble.