Now that you've experienced it, do feel it was worth the $$$ to swap the MT86 for the Tremec? Any electronic issues? Since your GT is a 2019 and probably has fewer electronic nanny's looking over your shoulder than the '24 I would hope so.
I bought my Mustang out of state and I use a good small private shop in Jupiter (Abaco Automotive) for oil changes and such and so far I havenāt needed any other service on it but when the time does come Iāll be searching for a half way decent dealer somewhere from Jupiter north because all the...
I'm in Palm Beach Gardens and so far just a little wind with a few tornado warnings mainly over by Lake Okeechobee, not much rain here near the coast. Mustang is tucked away nice and dry in the garage.
Iād like to hear if anyone has done a MT86 to Tremec swap and did that cause any problems with the electronics because it didnāt recognize the Tremec in the GT
Iām with you on all your observations. I am noticing the gear nibble more and more now that my mileage is creeping up. BMW used to put some sort of valve between the clutch master cylinder and slave cylinder so as to not shock the driveline when releasing the clutch and people would remove or...
I had an E92 M3 6 speed and at about 5,000 miles I switched out the transmission oil to one made by Redline and it made a big difference in the feel of gear to gear shifts.. I havenāt checked Redlines website lately, but the last time I did I didnāt see an oil comaptible with the MT82.
I consider my loaded manual GT Vert too heavy to be anything but a cruiser, but when the top is down and I'm running up through the gears listening to that sweet exhaust, there is nothing finer.
Almost, the top prize for the dumbest government mandated feature was the seatbelt interlock of the early '70's, that wouldn't allow the car to start without buckling up first. The problem was that the electronics back then were so bad that half the time it wouldn't let you start the engine even...