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BlkMach10510

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Hey everyone. New to the forum. I have a 2021 Saleen white label number 13. I just purchased the beefcake stage 2 P1X procharger kit for it. Looking forward to doing the install. Will probably make a thread on it when I do it.

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Hello, new here. I have had a 1968 Mustang 302 (in 1973), a 2008 Mustang GT 4.6L and now a 2016 Mustang GT for almost 3 weeks. They have all been well built cars. I wish I could have gotten a 2018 to complete the series, but the cost was prohibitive. I was not sure I wanted the first year direct injection either. I have read on all direct injection engines there is a problem with carbon build up on the intake valves. Not sure what you can do about that with direct injection. I must say that this 2016 has gobs of power and torque... so unlike the 2008. I have yet to floor the pedal! Really enjoying the 6 speed manual as well!
 

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Hello, new here. I have had a 1968 Mustang 302 (in 1973), a 2008 Mustang GT 4.6L and now a 2016 Mustang GT for almost 3 weeks. They have all been well built cars. I wish I could have gotten a 2018 to complete the series, but the cost was prohibitive. I was not sure I wanted the first year direct injection either. I have read on all direct injection engines there is a problem with carbon build up on the intake valves. Not sure what you can do about that with direct injection. I must say that this 2016 has gobs of power and torque... so unlike the 2008. I have yet to floor the pedal! Really enjoying the 6 speed manual as well!
Welcome!
Not sure how much carbon buildup is related to direct injection. I do two things to keep my engine clean(er). I use top tier gas, and have installed a oil separator catch can.
 

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Welcome!
Not sure how much carbon buildup is related to direct injection. I do two things to keep my engine clean(er). I use top tier gas, and have installed a oil separator catch can.
Before direct injection, the fuel was sprayed on the back of the intake valve, so that kept the valve clean. Of course, direction injection does not do that, so....
 

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Welcome!
Not sure how much carbon buildup is related to direct injection. I do two things to keep my engine clean(er). I use top tier gas, and have installed a oil separator catch can.
Before direct injection, the fuel was sprayed on the back of the intake valve, so that kept the valve clean. Of course, direction injection does not do that, so....
I also use only top tier gas, and I hope the fact that the Gen3 has both port and direct injection will keep the valves happy.
 

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G'day Guys all the way from Sydney Australia thanks for the invite, unfortunatly my 2016 is in pieces atm it did have a stage 2 whipple but i removed & sold the kit as the big plan was to build a twin turbo set up which now im regretting, anyway that life. Maybe one day I'll get motivated & start on this build. Thanks Joe
 

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Greetings, all - Found this forum researching a recent issue with Pepe' - my '17 GT Fastback Premium C/S and got some good info here. I've been a Mustang fan for well over five decades and finally pulled the trigger on Pepe' - kicking myself for waiting so danged long. Bought her new and 100,000 miles later I'm still grinning hearing that Coyote start growling in the driveway.

At my age, still a proud member of the Three Pedal Mafia - more smiles per mile and if that often-damned MT82 goes south I can do the swap work myself.
 

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Hello everyone,
I introduce myself Jean-Fabrice from the south of France.
I bought two months ago, a 2017 MY GT, sold by Ford France with Performance Pack and premium pack.
It’s a Black shadow with black scala leather.
I have always driven with Ford Europe models since 1990, my first car was an Escort 1400 1987 MY, after an Escort XR3i 1987 MY, then an Escort RS Turbo 1988 MY, and for 25 years an Escort RS Cosworth big turbo 1992 MY.
I hope thanks to you to understand well the passion that surrounds the mustang
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Hello everyone,
I introduce myself Jean-Fabrice from the south of France.
I bought two months ago, a 2017 MY GT, sold by Ford France with Performance Pack and premium pack.
It’s a Black shadow with black scala leather.
I have always driven with Ford Europe models since 1990, my first car was an Escort 1400 1987 MY, after an Escort XR3i 1987 MY, then an Escort RS Turbo 1988 MY, and for 25 years an Escort RS Cosworth big turbo 1992 MY.
I hope thanks to you to understand well the passion that surrounds the mustang
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Welcome to you. That's a beautiful Mustang!
 
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Hello All - I would like to take a moment to introduce myself.

My name is Robert and I am 63yrs. old...living in Toronto Canada. Bought my first Mustang in 1987 (5.0 LX Fox body manual) and now have 2017 Mustang 3.7 auto (concession to my wife). Bought it new and it is my daily driver year round (337,982 KM). Many mods done in the first three years:

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Aluminum drive shaft
Steeda front control arms (upper and lower), Steeda "stop the hop" braces, Steeda Aluminum rear vertical links, Steeda adjustable toe link kit, Steeda Front K-member brace, Steeda stainless steel brake lines.
Ford Performance GT-350 strut and firewall brace, Ford Performance lowering springs and shocks,
Ford Performance GT-350 steering wheel.
Baer 2 piece front rotors with Ford 4-piston calipers off GT and EBC rear rotors with GT calipers...Hawk 5.0 pads all the way around
AFE enclosed intake, Pedal Commander Throttle adjustment, and may have forgotten a thing or two (over 60yrs. old lol).

Drives and handles real nice :)
 
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