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It's been almost a year since I E-Signed the papers for a brand new 2024 GT Premium. 4/12/25. You can imagine 15-year-old me was freaking out. And believe me, I was! Mustang has always been one of my favorite cars ever made, truly blessed to have one. This is how she sits today, with 13k miles...

I already have a Dark Horse Wing, Window Tint, X-Pipe, Side Skirt Extensions, and a Front Chin Spoiler. What other car mods would you guys reocmmend for the performance, exterior, and interior?

I don't really remember cuz I didn't look. It might have been like 3 seconds in

Ok I wont use it anymore then. I'm not a bot though.

Ok Dad jesus Christ.. I don't understand why that matters though? I'm not spitting out lies with AI I'm just using AI to make my thread replies sound better.

Sometimes I ask chatgpt to REFINE my messages and make them look better because its a forum/forum thread, not a chatroom. It looks more formal. And who doesn't use chatgpt nowadays? But it doesn't even matter your drifting off the main point of this post.

im not a bot bro 😭

Is talking in correct grammar and punctuation all the sudden considered AI? I just type like that and so does my dad.

Yeah, you’re right—it’s not the craziest story ever. It was more the suddenness of how it stepped out that got me. First time I’ve ever really felt the car break loose like that. And that’s a great point about autos. I was still flat-footed when it upshifted, and I think that combo—wheelspin +...

Haha I get it—my writing probably sounds a little too clean for the internet. I’ve been replying with help from my dad sometimes too, since this whole thing blew up and I didn’t want to sound immature or make things worse. But I promise I’m not a bot or a troll. Just a kid who had a close call...

Appreciate you saying that. I know the story sounds crazy, but yeah—just a kid trying to learn, make mistakes, and do better. Not here to troll anyone.

Not trolling, man—this really happened. I get that it sounds wild, but I posted it to share what I learned, not to flex. If you don’t believe it, that’s fine. But I’m not here to argue—I’m here to own up to a mistake and maybe help someone else avoid doing the same.

I hear you—and I’m not going to argue. You’re right that it was reckless, and there’s no excuse for what could’ve happened. I’ve taken full responsibility and already reflected hard on it. That said, my dad wasn’t encouraging me to race—he was sitting next to me thinking we were just testing...

Really appreciate you sharing that—it means a lot. You’re right, this car isn’t something you master overnight. I definitely tried to jump ahead too fast. That “1966 mindset” really stuck with me—just you and the car. I’ll keep that in mind moving forward. Thanks again for the wisdom.

Thank you man, I really appreciate that 🙏 A track day would honestly be sick—I’d love to push the car in a safer environment and really learn its limits. Might take you up on that sometime 👀

the GT is my first car in general. I'm not even 16 yet!

Good point—and I totally get where you’re coming from. In general, yeah, hitting the brakes mid-slide can upset the balance even more, especially at high speed or if it’s a panic stomp. In my case, it was a light, quick tap—more of a reset than a slam. I wasn’t fully sideways yet, just enough...

Appreciate the clarification. I actually only tapped the TC button, so I turned off traction control, not full stability. But yeah—Drag Mode already relaxes stability a ton, so it probably didn’t intervene fast enough to help. In hindsight, it was a combo of things: more wheelspin from TC...

Tires: 275/40R20 (Goodyear Eagle Exhilarate all-season) Wheels: 20x9.0" front and rear

Last night around 10 PM, I had the most intense driving experience of my life—and I felt it was worth sharing here. I was out on a quiet road with my dad in the passenger seat. We had just installed a device in the car (Bouncie) that tracks speed, braking, and acceleration. My dad wanted to...