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Good looking car, good selection of mods. The rear window louvers, are they hinged at top in order to be raised to clean window?

Looks damn good on the track.

Go to time: 7:48 in video, looks like the electrical tape is supposed to be there to help keep cover closed. https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/cp-e-icebox-intake-for-2024-mustang-gt-dark-horse.166876/

Ok, here's a study done by Steeda on the 5.0 coyote.....pretty much same results. https://www.steeda.com/87-vs-93-octane-for-mustang#versus

Why so low?

Wife held on to her 2006 stang till 2016. I held on to my 2008 Roush till 2022. Neither were DD's so that helped.

Hmm, upon opening our top, windows automatically go down and upon closing top, if by chance windows are up, they will automatically go down. This processes is confirmed on page 274 of OM. Even in our previous 2006 mustang, windows would automatically go down upon opening and closing top.

I like it when racing associations/teams/clubs, etc., share their test results as they become facts vs. hypothetical. https://nasaspeed.news/tech/engine/octane-vs-horsepower-separating-fact-from-myth-in-the-debate-over-which-fuel-makes-more-power/

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/how-good-is-royal-purple-oil.195579/ https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/back-to-back-blackstone-lab-reports-w-motorcraft-5w-30-vs-amsoil.26987/

or HEY, why is the screen all scratched up 🤔

Wouldn't call it a waste of youth and time. Did my share of partying till it became necessary to grow up and be a responsible adult. After retiring from 40 years of federal service, I'm now living a relaxed life., didn't miss a thing. You appear to have done well for yourself, congrats.

This thread reminds me of a long conversation that took place years ago on a mustang forum called FNSWEET, you old timers might remember it. Anyway, the same topic was discussed and the thread/conversation lasted nearly a month before things becoming redundant.

yes it is..........

Understand.....Costco on Pulaski Hwy might be a little cheaper.....?

I use a good tire gauge when checking psi's. The TMS is only used to let me know if there's an issue, i.e. psi way low or high.

Our first new car was an 85 mustang 4 banger, stick, no thrills. Was 30 years old with 9 years military under my belt. Kids today want things NOW and need to learn, it takes time and patience.

and why did you do that????

How bout printing out specific sections/pages, those most useful, putting in a binder and placing in garage for use. You don't want to do that, that's ok, but don't feel you need to criticize those that do.

Got some, can't figure out how to use them.............

This is debatable, but I prefer taking my Ford vehicle to a Ford Service Dept., as they're trained and educated on the various Ford Models and I believe they know best on how to service my Ford. Now with that said, if I'm displeased in anyway about the level of service, I'd have a conversation...