Just added the Shelby GT350 black engine caps. Strut caps just plain black, mishimoto coolant tank, Ford performance blue valve covers, Ford performance filter, master cylinder cover. Ported throttle body, but can't tell
I was told that the GT350 computer will adjust to the octane accordingly. I have 93 and even 100 octane at my local gas station. So lately I've been running a 50/50 mix of the two and letting the car enjoy the higher octane.
I've been running 50/50 100/93 octane for some time. The first obvious thing I noticed was like was said. Above 6000 rpm in first gear WOT the wheels will just start spinning even before shifting. Then power shifting into second will obviously just keep them spinning. So in my opinion above...
I actually met with Tobe in person earlier this year as I live 35 minutes from him. He was having issues getting the bolts made and had just finally gotten some kits in from his machinist. I purchased one stainless kit and chatted for a bit. I'll reach out to him and see if he has any left and...
I had the same thoughts as OP. I loved the mystique of the 350 but without the given opportunity I was given to pick up a nice example at a fair price I would of ended up with a GT or possibly a 2013 boss 302, which is what I was originally hoping for. The 350 was my unicorn if I could pull it...
Just had the car on a lift to repair a TSB and noticed that my front driver's lower ball joint was completely shot. Only have 16,000 miles on her. Anyone else have any issues or did I just hit a huge pothole or something and not notice it?
Think of it this way. If it's the original motor then it hasn't broke. And everyone talks trash of the 2016 tech packs but what's the rarer version of GT350's? 2016 tech packs, only year without the cooler's makes it unique in my book