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Mine took 9 days from completion date to N.J.. Shipped 5/4/2015.

It sounds kind of 'rippy'. Like when you were a kid and put baseball cards on your front wheels with clothes pins to make it sound like a motor. Not impressed. Sounds tinny.

:) Buy a new Mazda Miata to save weight. Only 2400 lbs. But, has a cramped cockpit and a rough/vibrating idle.

1986 Toyota MR2 1998 Corvette Z51 Coupe

In reference to Red Neck Ron who posted installing Redline hood struts and a new JLT oil catch can with photos.

Wrap some electrical tape several times around the can line where it contacts the oil filler cap to prevent chafing and wearing a hole in the plastic line.

An hour after he took the photos, it looked dirty again :)

Yes it was reset at first change last Sept..

It was changed the first time in Sept., only 5 months ago.

Maybe it is infused with Gold particles :)

Scott, I believe you need a new scale. My GT Premium lug nut removed for the locking ones are 2.44 oz. EACH or 69.3 Grams on a very accurate light wt. scale. I doubt very much your stock ones are only .15 oz. each NOR 0.05oz. for the titanium ones.

Here is the web site for Levittown Ford Super Center. Got my spare tire kit for $202. List price $255. https://levittownfordsupercenter.com/levittown-parts/#parts

Funny thing about my current oil life. Only have 2000 miles on it, V8. Today after 1,000 miles on first change last fall at 975 miles while out for a ride indicator says 51%. Is that normal? I take several short runs to 90+ on my rides but nothing sustained and ride mostly in std. mode.

Yes, put it in yesterday and fits perfectly. It is a genuine Ford OEM and has instructions in it from Ford.

Bought mine here for $201!!! http://www.levittownfordsupercenter.com/ford-mustang-spare-tire-p-3489.html

South Jersey, the best part, here.

Even if you can't change your order, if you buy it from the link I listed above it is only $201. List price to order from factory is I believe $195.

A summer tire in the wheel well is a good idea. But how do you jack the car to change the tire without a jack and lug wrench? Call AAA?

Here is where I bought mine yesterday. Best price on the web. Call them and sweet talk nice to the parts guy and he may give you a break on the shipping costs. http://www.levittownfordsupercenter.com/ford-mustang-spare-tire-p-3489.html

this worked for all the new motorcycles I owned thru the years and also worked for my GT Premium. However it already had 20 mile on it before delivery. You have to keep the rpm's high to generate enough pressure to seat the rings properly. Otherwise it will end up burning oil...