Lebanon Ford (Ohio) Offering 5.0TT 800HP 2018 Mustang - $51,995

[Rockstar]

This is an incredible deal. If I don't like the 2019 GT500 , I may have found my next Mustang.

You will really have to love the new GT500 as it will cost double the price of this deal! LoL

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[Hashbrownn]

meh... it's a base.
put the turbos on a premium

 

[Stoughton]

How does The LFP Hellion affect the manufacturer's warranty?
A: The LFP Hellion will not carry any warranty from the manufacturer in the event of failures caused by the installation or use of the Hellion Turbo System. There is no warranty by Lebanon Ford

But the whipple does



Q. Is there a warranty on the LFP 800 HP Mustang™
A. An optional 3 year, 36,000 mile limited supplemental power train warranty is available directly from Whipple.

 

[Bravo]

But the whipple does



Q. Is there a warranty on the LFP 800 HP Mustang™
A. An optional 3 year, 36,000 mile limited supplemental power train warranty is available directly from Whipple.

I mean...if you pay enough, you can warranty anything. It would be one thing if the Whipple came with an included warranty.

I suspect that there are 3rd party companies that would love to warranty the LFP Hellion...for a price

 

[Binfordtools]

If you look at most performance based cars or anything driven competitively, the rest of the car is set up to handle the power.
I'm sure some will not agree with me, but this dealer-package seems completely backwards. Stock axles, tires, brakes, clutch, etc. with over 800hp is purely a "mine is bigger than yours" numbers game.

 

[Stoughton]

I mean...if you pay enough, you can warranty anything. It would be one thing if the Whipple came with an included warranty.

I suspect that there are 3rd party companies that would love to warranty the LFP Hellion...for a price

Valid point

The others they offer:


Q. Is there a warranty on the LFP 727 Mustang™
A. 3 year, 36,000 mile parts-only limited warranty.


Q. Is there a warranty on the LFP 670 Mustang™
A. 670 HP Phase 1 kit includes ROUSH's 3 year, 36,000 mile Power Train Warranty as well. This gives you full coverage and the peace of mind that if something goes wrong, you are covered. both warranties are honored at any Ford dealer in the nation.

 

[3beeps]

meh... it's a base.
put the turbos on a premium

Why? You can pay extra to get this for a premium if you choose, but it's not like it improves performance.

 

[Hack]

If you look at most performance based cars or anything driven competitively, the rest of the car is set up to handle the power.
I'm sure some will not agree with me, but this dealer-package seems completely backwards. Stock axles, tires, brakes, clutch, etc. with over 800hp is purely a "mine is bigger than yours" numbers game.

..and your point is? ;)

 

[Polax]

If you look at most performance based cars or anything driven competitively, the rest of the car is set up to handle the power.
I'm sure some will not agree with me, but this dealer-package seems completely backwards. Stock axles, tires, brakes, clutch, etc. with over 800hp is purely a "mine is bigger than yours" numbers game.

The article says it will come with better oil pump gears and upgraded half shafts. That’s a pretty good start to upgrades

 

[Spork3245]

Why? You can pay extra to get this for a premium if you choose, but it's not like it improves performance.

It improves the interior quality, though. ;)
Also, PP + Magneride sure as heck do improve performance in terms of braking and handling.

 

[Chameleon]

Nice!

 

[3beeps]

It improves the interior quality, though. ;)
Also, PP + Magneride sure as heck do improve performance in terms of braking and handling.

He said Premium, not PP lol.

Base model with PP would make some sense.

 

[Spork3245]

He said Premium, not PP lol.

Base model with PP would make some sense.

Why?

 

[3beeps]

Why?

Why would it make more sense to do a base model with PP over a premium with PP? Weight and cost.

Just my opinion. If you're going all out with a twin turbo build, adding weight in the form of electronics and creature comforts doesn't seem ideal. The few thousand dollars would be better spent on supporting mods.

But hey, you can do whatever you want. I'm sure they'll build a premium for you if you're looking for that.

 

[Spork3245]

Why would it make more sense to do a base model with PP over a premium with PP? Weight and cost.

Just my opinion. If you're going all out with a twin turbo build, adding weight in the form of electronics and creature comforts doesn't seem ideal. The few thousand dollars would be better spent on supporting mods.

But hey, you can do whatever you want. I'm sure they'll build a premium for you if you're looking for that.

Leather and a larger infotainment screen adds performance hindering weight?

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