Right - but did they ever get the tune approved or whatever? Hasn't that been the hold up on those kits?
https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/waiting-on-pro-charger.165508/page-3#post-3391443
I still find it hilarious that when the S650 came out, they were dynoing 440hp stock and 'MADE SO MUCH MORE POWER THAN GEN3'
Now they are magically doing 400hp baselines...
They sell two versions of the tune oackage
power adder version if you have a supercharger and then a naturally aspirated version one is $750. The other is 300 and something.
and then you need to add the 400 bucks for the HP tuners device and then 100 and something bucks for an additional E85...
New EB owners are easily convinced of stuff that doesn't make sense. Placebo affect is all you'll gain, you're not going to to be "holding" boost between shifts etc (plus you can't even get an EB manual anymore so what's the point even if it worked?)
Save your $ man
The guy kinda seems like a goober.
We know now that you don't see much of a power bump from a pump gas tune, but now he can't keep it pointed straight?
Minor cosmetic changes
Same drivetrains except dual throttle bodies on the 5.0
Features like the drift stick that nobody even talks about
Where was the effort?
They aren't impervious to overheating but way more work goes into the design of those cooling systems and testing of those vehicles than any aftermarket kit
https://fordauthority.com/2019/03/2020-mustang-shelby-gt500-aerodynamics-and-cooling-explained-feature-spotlight/