schmeky
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- David
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- 2018 Mustang GT
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I have had the pleasure of owning a really awesome 2018 GT Premium A10 for 5 years now. Have 31K total mileage, been boosted for the past 16K. Engine has been amazing, the Gen3 Coyote is a true gem. Car is solid as rock and has been trouble-free, with one exception.
The A10 has been a nightmare. Although professionally tuned to handle 9 pounds of boost, it has now been out of the car 3 times. Has Sun Coast full upgrade installed. In my case, this trans can't handle 650 whp well at all. My A10 has not not been abused or beat on, just street driving with occasional full throttle bursts (60 - 130). Never been to the drag strip.
If the A10 matched the rest of this car it would be a keeper for sure. But it's got to go, I am not willing to spend another 10K/$+ on this transmission again in the future.
So I have a "tank" on the way, a "Last Call" 2023 Challenger Hellcat Jailbreak. I know it's a boat, I know it has traction issues, and it's a Stellantis product, but it has a stout ZF8 transmission that seems to take a beating with very little issues.
I know I'll miss my 2018 Mustang when it's gone.
The A10 has been a nightmare. Although professionally tuned to handle 9 pounds of boost, it has now been out of the car 3 times. Has Sun Coast full upgrade installed. In my case, this trans can't handle 650 whp well at all. My A10 has not not been abused or beat on, just street driving with occasional full throttle bursts (60 - 130). Never been to the drag strip.
If the A10 matched the rest of this car it would be a keeper for sure. But it's got to go, I am not willing to spend another 10K/$+ on this transmission again in the future.
So I have a "tank" on the way, a "Last Call" 2023 Challenger Hellcat Jailbreak. I know it's a boat, I know it has traction issues, and it's a Stellantis product, but it has a stout ZF8 transmission that seems to take a beating with very little issues.
I know I'll miss my 2018 Mustang when it's gone.
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