Yes, I used a kit for the rear seats delete.
I've been looking into 15' wheels but I needed to change those at the front to match but brakes would not fit and I couldn't find anything I really liked...
I've just put on the scale my 2015 GT PP, 3.658 lbs on the port oficial truck scale with three quarters gas tank... with the following mods:
HRE 20' lightweight wheels, stock 19' PP wheels are pretty heavy.
Baer front and rear brake disks, here there was a (expensive) weight saving...
I could find both front and rear Michelin Super Sport type but with the rear in the size 295/35/20, fact is I want to use size 305/35/20 with my new rims...
I'm looking into these two brake kits for my 2015 Mustang GT (PP) to drop some solid weights from its rotating masses, what other elements would I eventually need to match a well sorted out brake system?
http://shop.aerospacecomponents.com/4pistonfrontprostreetkit2015mustangvrdsp.aspx...
The other question is:
Will a 305/35/20 on 11x20 rims fit in the back of a GT instead of a 295/35 and which of the two options will fill better the wheel arch?
How does a 265/35/20 on 10x20 rims sound for the front?
Thanks...
None where I live and I haven't enough experience either, that is why it would be a top priority a bolt on application, no custom mods required and a simple flash tune...
Sorry to bring back an ''old'' thread but, yes, I've disconnected the pedal max and the gas pedal went back to life.
I must say that even having a Lund tune, without the pedal max I feel now the throttle pedal slower to get the revs and the pedal response feels a tad sleepy...
I've written...