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  1. Change differential 3.15 on 3.55.

    I went with the 3:15 instead of the 3:55 on my '22 A10 for lower highway rpm at speed and technically better gas mileage but I doubt that made measurable difference given where the optimal torque curve is. I probably should have stayed with the standard 3:55 for more responsive downshifting at...
  2. First time putting a car away for winter, what is needed?

    My vehicle sits in garage for 3-4 months here in southern BC (Canada). I agree with those that simply say: 1. full tank of gas 2. stabilizer to gas tank while at last fill up to move the stabilizer around through the fuel system (need special long funnel to get stabilizer in). Don't really think...
  3. Anyone regret buying a ragtop vs a coupe?

    Have only had my '22 GT vert for 2 summers so far so that still is in 'thrills' mode and enjoying it. In the Southern Interior of BC, just above WA state, it is a 8-9 month vehicle with about 6 months of that top down. I just put it to bed today in my garage with a battery tender. I bought...
  4. If you could build it all over again?

    I would have gotten Magneride as well on my GT
  5. How old are the "seniors" (over 65) on this forum?

    About to turn 74. First Mustang and first true muscle car. Intended to scratch an itch that I couldn't afford in my 20s. Exhaust, power, top down. Nuff said.
  6. Why so few 400A on dealer lots (GT Premium lower option level without digital display)?

    3. The margin is higher for upgraded units. When there is limited ability to produce volume due to scarcity of parts (chips) or labor, why waste precious output on a less profitable vehicle?
  7. Ford saves v8

    There are a myriad of opinions on this matter as regards facts versus supposition and opinion. Much of it is ideologically or emotionally charged and I simply don't engage any longer in such discussion. Regardless, EVs are here to stay in one form or another, in varying quantities yet to be...
  8. Ford saves v8

    I have little doubt EVs will dominate the new vehicle sales landscape by 2035 as many developed countries will mandate varying degrees of increasing percentages of EVs by then, but that is good thing from an environmental perspective, e.g. clean air on our highways and in our urban cities. It...
  9. Mustang Winter Storage

    I added stabilizer circa Nov 1 on the premise I won't turn the engine over until about the end of March and won't be using any of the fuel. Stabilizer does reduce oxidization, and condensation especially in ethanol mixed gasoline but I actually don't think that is necessary with a high quality...
  10. What Sedan Would You Buy Coming From a Mustang GT?

    German brands simply kill one's budget once the repairs start, but if you must I'd go for the BMW M3 sedan. The standard version is4 second 0-60 but alas apparently only a manual shifter, while the Competition model is half a second faster with an auto tranny. The BMW Z4 was on my short list...
  11. Winter storage re: fuel stabilizer (?)

    I store mine in an unheated attached garage so ambient can get down to about freezing point. However, since snow melts off our other vehicle when it comes into the garage, there can be standing water in the garage from time to time. For that reason, I added some stabilizer to a full tank of 91...
  12. Has Anyone bought/installed the HGP Louvered rear quarter windows?

    To add to my previous post, https://www.aaa.com/AAA/common/AAR/files/Laminated-Glass-Vehicle-List.pdf is a list of vehicle models with laminated glass in some or all of the side windows. Our s550 Mustangs have tempered side glass. My Mazda has laminated side glass for driver and front seat...
  13. Has Anyone bought/installed the HGP Louvered rear quarter windows?

    Windshields have been made out of glass layers with an internal polymer (hence laminated glass) since Henry Ford started using it in 1919. Laminated glass prevents/minimizes the chance of windshields shattering into thousands of shards of glass being sent into the passenger compartment...
  14. California emission laws

    From a climate, weather and environment perspective, Monterey, along with Carmel by the Sea, is a beautiful part of the state. Keep your vehicles stock is the best advice most anyone can give. There are many other things in life more important than cleaning out the bank account on mods.
  15. What you think of the new Mustang?

    I am really glad I made the decision to buy the '22 GT. - The front end of the S650 has almost totally lost its distinctive Mustang character. - I also like the slightly lower beltline but dislike the absence of lines along the sides. - I like the brake caliper options. - The digital dash is...
  16. So are ‘22 GT buyers now looking like geniuses…

    As another one in his mid-70s, I was not going to wait any longer either. Plus I would never buy the first year or two of a new generation. The possibility of too many kinks to iron out. Buying the last year of a well known S550 generation suited me just fine. It may well turn out the S650 is...
  17. Have you and your Mustang influenced others to own one?

    My friends and family are impressed that I finally satisfied a 50+ year itch to own a muscle car that I couldn't justify back in circa 1965-1972, and with the specific choice that I made, but it won't entice them to own one. A Mustang GT (or similar) simply isn't practical or refined enough to...
  18. Is it a good time to buy a mustang?

    As suggested, it appears to be within the +/- $1k noise level for this vehicle. Buy it and enjoy it. It has what I call all the key bells and whistles for upgrades. That "noise" will be a distant memory in less than a year. I doubt there will be any material drop in price or value once the...
  19. V8 potential problems coming? [ADMIN WARNING: *** NO POLITICS ***]

    Battery technology will potentially get us there with different materials and perhaps even solid state batteries. The superchargers are now pretty much limited to 350 kwh due to connector size but may increase over time with an 800V charging standard. At this point, a lot is possible in as...
  20. V8 potential problems coming? [ADMIN WARNING: *** NO POLITICS ***]

    Therein lies what is 'not said'. While a few companies have 'committed' to go all EV, not everyone has, and even those that have, they won't let go of select ICE lines if substantial demand continues to exist. All those CEOs will be gone by 2035.


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