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  1. Questioning Gen 2 voodoo reliability

    I'm with Kachow, Buy a 2019+ with ESP and drive it. I looked at 5 350's before I bought. 2 had replacement motors, both were heavily tracked. I talked to 2 local Ford dealer service departments and both said the Voodoo engine is reliable in their opinion. I've had a good relationship with both...
  2. Ok, another coolant reservoir discussion

    I found the tube I used
  3. Ok, another coolant reservoir discussion

    They told me the same. That's why I fixed mine myself, the picture is post repair. I wanted to keep the site tube, nothing wrong with plugs if that's what you like.
  4. Ok, another coolant reservoir discussion

    I don't remember. I went to Home Depot and found a tube that matched. It cost like five bucks. Don't forget to put Teflon tape on the pipe thread.
  5. Ok, another coolant reservoir discussion

    Here is your Mishimoto replacement fittings 1/4''OD 1/8''MNPT . https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08721F3ND/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
  6. Is it just me or is this a steal? 2020R 16K mile for 66K- shows clean title 1 owner

    I would call your local dealer with the vin# and check the service records. I don't think it will be on the lot very long.... Good Luck!
  7. I am not going to get the Ford Protect (ESP). Am I crazy?

    I bought the 10 yr/ base/ 60K from Granger Motor yesterday ($50 cheaper). 5 years past the standard powertrain warranty seem worth it. IMO
  8. I am not going to get the Ford Protect (ESP). Am I crazy?

    IMO, The Granger ford prices are not as good as the the AndersonAndKoch-Ford prices. PS - Nice color GT350
  9. I am not going to get the Ford Protect (ESP). Am I crazy?

    I the same question, but my 2019 GT350 (purchased new at the end on 2020) only has 4600 miles and is unmodified, never tracked. Its never any problems and I normally keep my cars 7-8 years. Very little chance of it still having any warranty when I sell it. Best Ford ESP price I've found...
  10. P050E

    I eventually removed my 87mm (gt350) throttle body and put the stock TB back on. After re-tuning the car, I believe it was fixed. I drove the car for 2 months with no issues till I sold it in Oct, 2022. Picture is from initial install of the GT350 intake, TB, Steeda CAI.
  11. Front inner tire wear after lowering

    https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/you-need-camber-plates-or-bolts-after-dropping-1-inch.154044/
  12. Front inner tire wear after lowering

    I'm assuming you have camber plates. They are needed for proper alignment on a lowered car. When I lowered my 2015 GT I had the local dealer do the alignment without plates. 6 months later I needed front tires. They improperly changed a bolt on each of my front hubs to get the alignment. The...
  13. X or H pipe???

    My 2015 GT, The H-pipe was recalled due to cross pipe hole being too small. So I went with an X-pipe.
  14. Help- NO STEERING!

    The problem with electric power steer system is everything is internal to the steering rack, including control module. Unless you have a bad ground or a blown fuse.
  15. Help- NO STEERING!

    I had this on my 2013 Ford Focus had this same fault "steering assist". The internal electric motor in the steering rack went out. It cost me about $1800 to replace. Good Luck.
  16. 2019 GT350

    2019 GT350



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