So short story back then i was owner of a 2018 mustang gt 10r80 pp1, loved it but always wanted a shelby and money was the main issue. So i sold my mustang and started saving up left to right making sure to hit my goal somewhere around 1-3 years.
Now im ready to pass on my order for a 2022 ford...
First of, sorry if this is not the right place for this kind of question but, i can't get my answer from dealership without getting push into purchasing or providing social insurance number or info that i prefer not give over to complete stranger.
Im simply curious and i would like to know what...
So yeah everything is good, the car is just as its suppose to be. Just got worried first time i felt the power holdup
But i don't have much driver seat time on it, its fairly new so
The difference from 91 to 94 octane for me was, a huge improvement. Can only imagine what 87 to 93 do
When i was running on 91 i could only do even-even vs my cousin with stage 1+ golf r 2019, and swapping to 94 i get so much throttle input and more performance that i jump in front before i...
Well i did test last night at the drag strip, and it dint glitch at all. Worked perfectly all night i don't know if i got a bad tank of fuel or something. Strange
But its the best automatic trans i have driven so im accepting its weakness. Mine is perfectly running so i feel lucky
Many members have troubles with theirs
Coming from a dual clutch i see the negative of the 10r80. If only it had been tuned from factory to downshift to the lowest gear instantly holding the left paddle shifter pressed, its really hard to place yourself in a roll race and have direct power. You can use the paddles but in like 3...
Thats not what im saying, its only for dyno tuning and reading. You plug it back when everything is done
How can he get good readings when electronics of the car is acting up
Truth is getting rid of it by trading in for something else = waste of money for you. They wont buy back for the price you financed sadly.
The quickest and easiest way to get rid of it is to find something else you think you need elsewhere and trade it for. Hoping you get a good price for your...