Mustangpursuit
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Very nice convertible, love the interior color combo
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Only mods I've done so far are:
- Ford Performance Power Pack 2 (GT350 CAI, GT350 throttle body, and calibration) - HIGHLY recommended, makes the car way more fun even for daily driving
- Ford Performance high flow air filter (manufactured by Airaid) -- way nicer than the paper filter that came with the FP PP2 and permanent/washable
- JLT 3.0 oil separator/catch can - super easy to install, and the can fills about 1/6th of the way even after only 1,000 miles or so!
Tomorrow, I'm getting the following installed:
- MBRP XP Series Street Cat-back: love the fact that it's an H-pipe, as it should sound deeper than most of the X-pipe systems
- BMR cradle lockout kit to reduce wheel hop (someone linked to it above, but I found it for half the price on eBay)
- BMR vertical links with spherical bushings - also for reducing wheel hop; went with spherical/spherical instead of Delrin/spherical or Delrin/Delrin as Delrin is stiffer and leads to more NVH (though it's better if you track your car often)... definitely recommend spherical bushings if it's your daily driver
I definitely think the first mod people want on the 2015-2017 Mustangs is a new exhaust, as the stock one is so quiet. Most people will add a catch can as it's so easy to do and it can only help. After that, it depends on what you want to do. If you just want a more spirited daily driver, you'll probably go with a new calibration/canned tune. If you want a badass daily driver and occasionally *ALLEGEDLY* race people on the street, you'll probably also get a CAI and do some wheel hop reduction.
Beyond that -- e.g., if you're drag racing or tracking your car -- then the mods can be endless.
Hi
had my 2016 GT convertible for around 8 weeks now and am itching to get some mods going.
First is the gas hood struts, as the metal hanger rod is so 80s.
Second is strut brace, but sourcing a ford performance part seems difficult....
Third is exhaust, was initially looking at Roush alxe back, but i really like the look of the Mishimoto Race/Pro with Black 4.5" Tips, any one running this with stock resonator ? I know alot will say just go CAT back but, want to do in stages.....maybe the Mishimoto X-Pipe afterward.
Fouth is Cold Air Box and remap :-)
The K brace was already on, thus it must be fitted as standard. The Strut brace did not fit but was easy to change with an angle grinder lol.......The Strut bar & K-brace are first!! It will reduce chassis flex so that your suspension can stay flatter and the car feel more solid. That's what I have. Along iwith a Steeda lower bar that ties the subframe together.
What is strange is that the UK GT Verts do NOT come standard with a strut bar! My Canadian GT Vert had the strut bar, K brace and firewall reinforcement standard.
Being that parts of your car are reversed, check before buying the K-brace. It might be different.
Also, there is a firewall reinforcement plate that is not shown in the add that Helps strengthen the K-brace tie-in to the firewall. You need it. However, check to see if that part is reversed for your car.
The strut bar should be cars on both sides of the pond.
Just...check before you leap to ensure they fit.
CVCashmere
I for one like my stock exhaust. It's silent a 70-80MPH, and I love that......I definitely think the first mod people want on the 2015-2017 Mustangs is a new exhaust, as the stock one is so quiet.....
I have a 2019 GTCS.........................Thanks guys, will get some pics up, anyone running a California special ? Interested in the boot lid spoiler and sourcing one