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Thank you for the positive and helpful comment, Negative Multiplier. There is always a little companion in my car named "Valentine One". Not sure what it does but it does seem to chirp at convenient times....🙂

Yeah, gas prices have dropped since late January.

Is anybody really going to own a 2025 Mustang in 10 years that bought it new? Not many I suspect.

Who started this childish trolling shit? Admits he takes back handed shots at an OP that merely states how he spent a morning, then says he's not trying to be a dick exactly when he is being a dick. I do understand though given that he is in Nooo Yark. God Almighty I'd hate to live there too...

I know you are. Your sincerity just shines through your dark world. Hang in there, things might get better for ya!

Nice clean looking engine bay! Did you use any particular "product" to make it look so good?

I have the same question. I can see the need on cell phones because everyone drops them or has something contact the screen that shouldn't. Only thing that contacts my car screen is my finger. I don't have rug rats climbing around my cars....

And they're a weapon on an long auto-cross course. They have their place in the market. Mustangs attract a lot of kids (young people, not goats, lol) but have become even more costly to buy and own, which is pricing many of them out of the market. When Mustangs first hit the market a long...

Correct, so you can continue making snarky statements to people from inference only. What a loser. 🤣:clap:

Correct, which tells you nothing about me or my car, LMAO!! 🤣 🤣

Just for the record, my little drive today had nothing to do with break in and I break in cars my way which you know nothing about. My car has never consumed a drop of oil nor has any car I've owned including "the performance cars" I've owned. Ford makes catch cans and their use is debatable...

Whoever spec'ed those GD clips should be hung, drawn, and quartered. Period.

"Old muscle cars" were big blocks and they sounded like big block engines. Your Mustang is a small block 302 ci engine. Getting it to sound like a big block engine is not going to happen through a 3 inch system. From past experience with a 350 ci, small block Chevy, it sounded like a small...

It's due in tomorrow.

So, we don't know so far, bottom line. I suspect it will continue. Just my opinion but I don't think there is enough differentiation in the Dark Horse to justify the MSRP difference. My dealer can't move the one in his show room and even they (kind of off the record to me) commented that they...

Which is why I took my own oil to the dealer I had do my first oil change. I told them I wanted my 5 quart containers back as I use them to dispose of oil from other places. I stood there and watched the tech do a great job of changing my oil and filter. Didn't bother him or the dealer...

Yeah, I can believe that. The Z06 I had reacted very violently when it hit the rev limiter which it did now and then. I don't know what Mustangs do when hitting the rev limiter but after the Z06 experiences doing it, I really don't want to find out. Anyone have any insight on how violent or...

Well, at around 1400 miles, I decided it was time to hammer the GT a little. Took it out on a nearby non-busy four lane and ran it hard up to 150. No drama but didn't want to hit the governor hard at 155. It got to 150 in a flash. Oil temp. rose a little from normal but not much. Just...

Just the fact that Royal Purple puts a dye in their oil to market it seems pretty cheesy to me. People just use what oil they want for their own reasons. Read the Ford manual and it has your answer. A LOT of oils meet their requirements so any name brand synthetic will be good enough. If you...

Don't feel bad about that, RLE55. I used to own a Miata (those slow "girl cars") and it was a terror in the sharp twisties. They are very light weight (approx. 2400# if I recall) and faster than one would think with not so much HP. They're also a wide car and the only decent tires that can be...