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[GP-2022 Mach 1]

Hi newbie here, Having a bit of trouble figuring out how to post and not just lurk…so giving this a try. I have a 2022 Mach 1 FJG that I have done mostly cosmetic changes to including the the california special side scoop and the bremaro fog light decal. The only “performance” mods are a J&L oil catch can and redline gas hood struts. This is my fun mostly street occasional driver. I will take it to the track and get “driving lessons” on how to drive fast safely once I heal up from back surgery. I am more interested in handling improvements than power improvements, but am open to power improvements if not too expensive (I would like to get it over 500 HP for ego reasons nothing else thus the cheap up grade mod for power) I have the 6 speed Tremec manual transmission. The Michelin cup2 tires that I will change out once they wear out.

Any suggestions on what to do next. Or just say hi

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[Johnny550]

Hey Mustang6g,

New member from Michigan here. Not new to Mustangs though!

Back in high school in the early 90's, I owned my first Mustang. An 84 2.3 beast! Then shortly after graduating and getting my first real job, I bought an 89 GT 25th Anniversary Edition - white with the red stripe. Man, I loved that car! Wish I still had it. Bought a new 16 GT, sold that. Then missed it. Bought a 19 GT. Sold it and regretted it again. And I was highly anticipating the "all new" Mustang this year. And couldn't get past the digital dash. So I bought another 2019 GT in the same color with very low miles.

And here she is. Did a few things already. Ford Performance cold intake, Steeda H-Pipe, MMD Fuel Door, and Performance Pack style rear spoiler. Wheels/Tires are a must for the next upgrade. The 235's are wretched.

 

[TJP1225]

Hi all, my name is Tim and I'm in Odenton, MD.

Just bought my 2020 GT 10R80 2 months ago. Looking to pick up some mod ideas, troubleshooting tips, and possibly find local people to go to meets/cruise with.

Car is currently bone stock, minus the usual J&L passenger catch can to protect the motor. Hopefully I can be of use sharing tips as the car is driven and modded.

 

[metalmadman]

I'm Jimmy. I'm 61 years old. Birthday was 10/12 this year. I traded a 2020 Camry XSE with 2.5L for a 2023 Mustang GT with 1965 miles on it. It has the six speed manual. Going from a Camry to Mustang GT is like going from a moped to Kawasaki Ninja. LOL I have the regular GT but with Recaro Bucket seat option. I do have one important question. I have a black intake. I have heard GTs have silver intakes. I ran a CARFAX and found that the car was bought in Saint Louis with 11 miles. The person had it for 1 week, then it went to Auction with 1872 miles. Principle Volkswagen dealer here in Texas bought the car from auction, kept it for two months, then it went to auction again. Local Toyota dealer bought it where I got my Camry, I traded for it, of course.
I'm wondering if the engine was changed. Yes, a little late to worry I I know. I love the car just have a questions. It runs good, no ticks or knocks. Shifts good. I drove a standards for 25 years, then went Auto and now I'm back with standard, thank God. I love shifting gears and a true part of the car.
I might have local Ford house check it out soon. I live in Texas. I was born here. The Mustang begs to be let loose on these long highways. LOL I'm watching my foot a little, waiting to break it in more. I'm retired from the StaTE Of Texas. I don't drive as much as I used too. Finally got my Eleanor. The first muscle car I sat in was a 67 GT500 when I was 5. I like all muscle cars, don't get me wrong, but the GT500 stuck with me. Lime Green, with Lime Green interior and four in the floor. I still remember that car all these years. I won't lie, driving this car for the first time brought tears to my old eyes. After driving practical four bangers for YEARS, I got 450 HP Six Speed Galloping Horse. So many years it slipped through my fingers. Now, 61 I have one before I breathe my last. It's like marrying the cheerleader in high school you dreamed about. I still have to pinch myself. LOL A friend told me, "After you make that first 900 payment, it will all sink in!" LOL I finally got one of the cool cars everyone else was driving! I'm thrilled.

 

[Boyd]

Hi all, my name is Tim and I'm in Odenton, MD.

Hi Tim. I grew up right across Rt 3 from you in Baldwin Hills. Used to hang out at The Pond, back in the woods behind Odenton before it was all developed. Lived in that area and up in Glen Burnie for 30+ years. I'm in Tennessee now.

Anyways, small world. Welcome to the Forum.

 

[TJP1225]

Hi Tim. I grew up right across Rt 3 from you in Baldwin Hills. Used to hang out at The Pond, back in the woods behind Odenton before it was all developed. Lived in that area and up in Glen Burnie for 30+ years. I'm in Tennessee now.

What a small world indeed. Just moved here recently and although developed it still has a nice small town charm. The local businesses are great and ran by nice people. Really don't have to go much further than a few towns to get what I need. Hope Tennessee is treating you well and thanks for the warm welcome.

 

[RowdyRam]

I'm Jimmy. I'm 61 years old. Birthday was 10/12 this year. I traded a 2020 Camry XSE with 2.5L for a 2023 Mustang GT with 1965 miles on it. It has the six speed manual. Going from a Camry to Mustang GT is like going from a moped to Kawasaki Ninja. LOL I have the regular GT but with Recaro Bucket seat option. I do have one important question. I have a black intake. I have heard GTs have silver intakes. I ran a CARFAX and found that the car was bought in Saint Louis with 11 miles. The person had it for 1 week, then it went to Auction with 1872 miles. Principle Volkswagen dealer here in Texas bought the car from auction, kept it for two months, then it went to auction again. Local Toyota dealer bought it where I got my Camry, I traded for it, of course.
I'm wondering if the engine was changed. Yes, a little late to worry I I know. I love the car just have a questions. It runs good, no ticks or knocks. Shifts good. I drove a standards for 25 years, then went Auto and now I'm back with standard, thank God. I love shifting gears and a true part of the car.
I might have local Ford house check it out soon. I live in Texas. I was born here. The Mustang begs to be let loose on these long highways. LOL I'm watching my foot a little, waiting to break it in more. I'm retired from the StaTE Of Texas. I don't drive as much as I used too. Finally got my Eleanor. The first muscle car I sat in was a 67 GT500 when I was 5. I like all muscle cars, don't get me wrong, but the GT500 stuck with me. Lime Green, with Lime Green interior and four in the floor. I still remember that car all these years. I won't lie, driving this car for the first time brought tears to my old eyes. After driving practical four bangers for YEARS, I got 450 HP Six Speed Galloping Horse. So many years it slipped through my fingers. Now, 61 I have one before I breathe my last. It's like marrying the cheerleader in high school you dreamed about. I still have to pinch myself. LOL A friend told me, "After you make that first 900 payment, it will all sink in!" LOL I finally got one of the cool cars everyone else was driving! I'm thrilled.

Beautiful car, man. Congratulations to a fellow Texan. For what it's worth, my '22 came with a black intake as well, and I've had it since new. In previous years, GTs did have gray/sliver intakes, and that may be where the information came from.

Enjoy!

 

[metalmadman]

Here is one for you Mustang lovers.
Rural Texas on a lonely highway. It's one in the morning. Full moon shining down. Stars are shining through the clear night. Five Finger Death Blue on Black is playing through the speakers. The horse is galloping along, pushing one twenty. The coyote is howling in the background. All is good with the World.

 

[metalmadman]

Beautiful car, man. Congratulations to a fellow Texan. For what it's worth, my '22 came with a black intake as well, and I've had it since new. In previous years, GTs did have gray/sliver intakes, and that may be where the information came from.

Enjoy!

Thank you. I'm enjoying. nice to get a reply from fellow Texan. We live in the best state to let the horses run free. It's awesome finally getting the car I always wanted. I had the local Ford house do 111 point check. I'm getting my GAP refund soon. I think I will do a cruise and drive to San Antonio, then go from there. Got to let the coyote howl and run with horse. Nothing is better.

 

[metalmadman]

If I want to go back in time. I put on my Levis, white t-shirt, black penny loafers, black Levi jacket. Walk out, start the car, dual exhaust rumbling. Back out, put Elvis, 50,000,000 Fans Can't Be Wrong, get out on the road, and BOOM, sixties all over again. That's what is so cool about all these Mustangs, they can be time machines. Right clothes, right road, right music, and you are back in time. I love every minute of it too.

 

[MustangMontreal]

Hi Everyone,

Mark from Reddick, Florida here. I have been lurking on this site, gaining a ton of knowledge about the S550 platform and these fine automobiles for awhile now. This is my 4th Mustang. I had a 1966 Coupe (289), 1986 GT, 1966 A-Code Fastback and now a 2023 Shelby American GT. I am a real fan of the original 60's series Shelby cars and always wanted one. My pockets aren't deep enough for a 1966 GT350, so I decided to get the Shelby GT with the painted stripes option. Even though this is their entry level build, it is not just badges and trim that has been done to the car. I opted to wait on supercharging it until I am further along in the warranty cycle. I hope you like it. Thanks!

Dark blue with white stripes is awesome
Love those wheels too. Nice one!

 

[masluck]

Dark blue with white stripes is awesome
Love those wheels too. Nice one!

Thanks so much!!! I really appreciate it!!

 

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I’m new to this forum

 

[Neko-]

Well, might aswell toss up my introduction on this forum. Some folks might have spotted me in the past on other Mustang forums (on which I'm still active and a member) tho I've never been one for much posting. Plugged the on-and-off question here and there, and where I found I could contribute I certainly did so.

Bought my first Mustang in 2006 (a 2002 manual GT in silver) and managed to enjoy daily driving with her.

Alas, as things go, age started to creep up on the car, repairs started to get more frequent, and when I got a note from the dealer where the car was being serviced for the 2nd time in about 2 to 3 months that I was advised NOT to drive the car as they were waiting for parts to repair something, that kinda sealed the deal for me to start looking for something else. The car was still fine, but it kind of hit the end of it's daily driving career, and would be more in place for non-daily driving. Which meant it couldn't be my car anymore (no room to store one, nor any means to put her inside, nor willing to pay the insurance and taxes involved).

So about a 3 weeks ago, I traded in that one (after 17 years of faithful service - yes, that got me a bit sentimental and emotional), and picked up a 2019 black manual EB.

Not my first EB to drive, as I've had a couple of rentals when visiting the USA. That said, I'm really enjoying the drives I made so far with the new addition, and while it still seems somewhat surreal to know and see the car parked outside knowing it's mine, I don't intend to stop enjoying driving around

So, if that's sufficient for all of you to have me as a member on the forum, I'm gonna be sticking around. Again, not much for posting, but I'll add where I feel my contributions are worthwhile, and I hope to be able to ask questions when they arise.

 

[MustangMontreal]

Well, might aswell toss up my introduction on this forum. Some folks might have spotted me in the past on other Mustang forums (on which I'm still active and a member) tho I've never been one for much posting. Plugged the on-and-off question here and there, and where I found I could contribute I certainly did so.

Bought my first Mustang in 2006 (a 2002 manual GT in silver) and managed to enjoy daily driving with her.

Alas, as things go, age started to creep up on the car, repairs started to get more frequent, and when I got a note from the dealer where the car was being serviced for the 2nd time in about 2 to 3 months that I was advised NOT to drive the car as they were waiting for parts to repair something, that kinda sealed the deal for me to start looking for something else. The car was still fine, but it kind of hit the end of it's daily driving career, and would be more in place for non-daily driving. Which meant it couldn't be my car anymore (no room to store one, nor any means to put her inside, nor willing to pay the insurance and taxes involved).

So about a 3 weeks ago, I traded in that one (after 17 years of faithful service - yes, that got me a bit sentimental and emotional), and picked up a 2019 black manual EB.

Not my first EB to drive, as I've had a couple of rentals when visiting the USA. That said, I'm really enjoying the drives I made so far with the new addition, and while it still seems somewhat surreal to know and see the car parked outside knowing it's mine, I don't intend to stop enjoying driving around

So, if that's sufficient for all of you to have me as a member on the forum, I'm gonna be sticking around. Again, not much for posting, but I'll add where I feel my contributions are worthwhile, and I hope to be able to ask questions when they arise.

Congratulations - and post a picture

It feels good to have a good looking and fun to drive car in the driveway…
While we still can .
Now that I am retired I have time to enjoy my rides:
2018 GT convertible (manual) upgraded Mach 1 engine plus 1 tires and wheels
= puts a smile on my face every time!
2022 Mercedes GLE. Good for groceries
2023 C8 convertible. Just got it. Nice
2016 Ducati Monster. The Mustang muscle car equivalent sound and torque galore
2022 Aprilia Tuono. Rocket ship
2023 BWM R9T 100th Anniversary Model

Enjoy and stay safe

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