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Just add the Mach E and you will have the trifecta! :)

I are one too. :) Purchased May 2020. 8500 miles. It is a wonderful car. A definite keeper!

Pioneer TS-A250D4 10" Dual 4 ohms Voice Coil Subwoofer is what I used.

I agree 100%. Ford engineers got it right!

The exhaust modes on my Bullitt with AE are perfect for what I wanted. The exhaust note has a good sound regardless of the mode it is in (excluding quiet mode of course lol). Regarding the B&O, if you replace the sub with an aftermarket one (doesn't have to be expensive either), add some...

One of the reasons I was interested in the 4:09 is that the stock program would be able to auto adjust for that (keep me honest here). If going with even shorter gears, those were not officially supported by Ford.

Have a link by chance to the thread?

I'm curious what everyone's opinion is on this. With the long gearing of the MT82 6 speed, is there any middle ground with the gearing (i.e. between the current 3:73's and 4:88's) like using 4:09's.

Grats on the upgrade! Does the rev matching still work normally? I wonder if the tune you have remaps that as well.

Hi. I was curious how things are going now. Still having issues or did you get them all lined out? I wonder, what gearing is supported by Ford and is a tune needed? I guess another way to ask is what gearing is supported by the software?

Not only can you damage them, but they lose considerable traction (even when the temps are below 50 degrees). Be safe and protect your Bullitt!

My wife has driven my Bullitt. Last time she reported "Baby, I went up to 4th gear this time!". :)

WTB OEM 2019/2020 Bullitt Wheels. I am interested in new or used. Please message if you have a set for sale.

Best 5 minutes ever! :)

Aha! Thanks for the clarification. :)

As I had mentioned, it was an example.

Any xpipe or hpipe will increase the sound over the stock resonator. I went with a resonated xpipe. The sound is exactly what I wanted. Check out CJ Pony Parts Magnaflow resonated xpipe as an example.

At the time I did mine, it was too new and a harness wasn't available. There may be one now. The DSR1 allows you to replace your factory amplifier.

Not really, I'm afraid. The stock amplifier has some time alignment and other built in processing. The car's center channel is actually created by the factory amplifier.

Correct. Most DSPs like this work the same way. Pick the one that has the functionality you want. I picked the DSR1 for its functionality and low cost.