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The Missus and I bought a new house, new construction, in 2019. July 2020 was one year we've been here. With that, we went through the normal one year warranty process. During the warranty process, we expressed to the builder and warranty company, the sheer volume of sitting water around the...

If I was not so hasty and being particular about having it all, I would have remained with my 2017 GT, with the blacked out package. But, that Active Exhaust kept 'calling me'. I could have kept that car, paid it off, and probably got a decent price on a newer Mustang now. TLDR: In short, from...

I like the red accent threading!

You're around the corner from me. I am in Kennesaw ;)

Now that looks good! I should have done this to my GT, the day I bought it.

What colour is the interior of the car? That may aid to helping it not be too dark, etcetera. Also, when you go to have tint installed, they can show you a sample on the car, to give you a visual aid of sorts.

No question I love my GT. However, if I had money, and a larger garage, I would probably have a Challenger, too. More so to get more people in, and not have to drive the Explorer (no, the Challenger cannot fit in the garage space where the Explorer is).

That looks really nice, even with the blue threading.

I am sorry, but, I feel like a clearer picture is needed here, of why said toggles are needed.

The exhaust will always start in normal mode. My suggestion is to remove the MyMode setting, i.e. set it to some other random setting. Once done, restart the car, and test the MyMode, confirm if it stuck. Then change MyMode to the settings you actually want.

Something tells me I am in the same boat. I am about 20 minutes from the office. Driving to work the engine barely gets hot. With Covid-19, working remote even more so, thus less driving. Probably why my passenger side is temperamental.

Impressive. To make sure I fully understand, you installed an Active Exhaust, and are you able to use the modes, too? Sorry, if I have misunderstood. Regardless, impressive that you were able to figure out custom band clamps and such.