Entick
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More than that - plus you gain in terms of MPG
More info here:
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26100&highlight=RON
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More info here:
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26100&highlight=RON
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Yeah, that was the discussion I was involved in (from an entirely non-technical perspective). Scanning over it, didn't see anything on that page relating to the power lost by the GT however.
Don't get me wrong, with the current fuel prices I may well run mine on super. Just not entirely sure if the benefits are genuinely noticeable or largely perceived by the normal driver.
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Thanks for your comments guys.
OK, to answer your questions.
Colour choice I am 100% happy with. The black roof looks amazing with the Comp Orange.
Stuart did not fill it with fuel.
Book says 95 or above for fuel. I am undecided and need to do some research to decided what to use. I intend keeping the car for a long time so what is best for the long term health of the engine is what I will use.
Number plates are just stuck on front and rear at the moment. I did not want the black number plate mounts used until I had seen the car. The rear plate I am going to leave stuck in place. I want to make a bracket to mount the front plate below the front bumper...sort of at the level of the lower grill. I am worried that may restrict some cooling so I may replace the lower grill first, with a stainless mesh grill
OK, to answer your questions.
Colour choice I am 100% happy with. The black roof looks amazing with the Comp Orange.
Stuart did not fill it with fuel.
Book says 95 or above for fuel. I am undecided and need to do some research to decided what to use. I intend keeping the car for a long time so what is best for the long term health of the engine is what I will use.
Number plates are just stuck on front and rear at the moment. I did not want the black number plate mounts used until I had seen the car. The rear plate I am going to leave stuck in place. I want to make a bracket to mount the front plate below the front bumper...sort of at the level of the lower grill. I am worried that may restrict some cooling so I may replace the lower grill first, with a stainless mesh grill
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I have a link to some guy that made one with some GoPro mounts stuck to the underside of the front bumper.
When I get back to my laptop I'll post the link.
When I get back to my laptop I'll post the link.
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Did you stick the plates on, or did Stuart?
Hope to lick mine up next weekend, but don't know if I need to take some stuff for the license plates (if I don't want the black plastic) or if they have it there....
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I'm going to assume that it's down to the flash but that rear quarter marker isn't lit up is it?
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/0e7dgmdmtkyzv3o/VID-20151125-WA0002.mp4?dl=0
A bit of fun.
This was on private land for any wanna be policemen!
A bit of fun.
This was on private land for any wanna be policemen!
