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Whatever octane he put in it at a Costco, it's Tier 1 gas.

The TPMS Ford has are garbage. I set my pressure with a Longacre Racing gauge I used when I raced bikes where the pressure absolutely cannot be off. I don't even pay attention to the TPMS in the car.

Well, as the OP, I have the options of reading the download on my computer and cell phone, and the option of reading what I had printed, and the option of looking things up on my car so I have it all with an insignificant cost to have the manual printed. LIfe is good! My new Mustang is so much...

I'm happy for you especially since you got the correct color and the "Nite Pony" option. Question for the OP: I was over a company in Brisbane as well as one here in "the states". I traveled to Brisbane and worked there a lot. It seemed that people were VERY CAUTIOUS about exceeding speed...

Just a little FYI, California has at least two refineries shutting down soon......Valero, and Phillips 66. One this October and one next April, I think it is. So, get ready to pay MORE for gas in that beautiful state.

I agree and that's but one of the reasons I wouldn't want an EcoBoost. But, people buy them.

When close to 40% of people have either maxed out credit cards or are close to it, it's safe to say a lot if not most people are in heavy debt to own a Mustang. If Ford had required premium, they likely couldn't sell enough Mustang GT's to even offer them. They were wise to not drop them like...

Right, and you don't measure octane the same as in the states.

For the record, Costco gas is Tier 1 gas. This list of Tier 1 stations is on this thread or you can look it up.

The owner's manual will clearly answer your question.

I don't take advice from people who are apparently retired old men with nothing more to offer. Admit it, you are one with nothing to offer society.

Tier 1 gas has been proven to be better. Ford and other brands began using both port and direct injection to overcome the valve carboning issue. KiA and Hyundai, for example don't use both methods of fuel injection and owners are paying the price for carbon on the back of intake valves (same...

1. You aren't my friend as you follow members, crossed too many boundries, then troll them over innocuous subject matter. I'm very famililar with internet forum etiquite. 2. My sense of humor is up there as my employees, clients, and friends give me that feedback. 3. I think you are the one...

AZ_Ryan, is my OP or something about me bothering you? It seems to bring out passive/aggression in you as you keep trolling my posts one way or another. If my life, what I do, what I post, how I live, how I spend time and/or money or anything else about me bothers you, there is an "ignore"...

Easier and quicker for me to just make a round trip of about 8 miles while I had business next door anyway and just get it done in about 20 minutes, then 4 miles home to get exactly what I wanted. That was my decision and preference, that's why. What it did or didn't cost me was not a concern...

According to Google, who knows everything, (yep, uh huh), you can believe what you want: " Using regular gasoline in a Mustang GT can lead to a noticeable decrease in horsepower, although the car's computer will adjust to prevent severe damage. The loss can range from 20 to 40 horsepower. While...

Good question, Paul's stable. I wasn't very articulate in my original post. My bad. I said both: "I printed and had printed". I paid a place to print the manual because I didn't have, nor did I want to buy, a pile of 28# paper which is what I wanted it printed on, and I didn't want to use...

Not a problem at all RLE55. Thank you for pointing that out with good back up data.

I wanted to print what is on the internet. I didn't need a Mustang either. Like RLE55 said: "I bet a lot of folks have done that...... "

Since Ford thinks it's OK to not supply a printed owner's manual with its' Mustang GT's (and all Mustangs) with a nice(?) computer in them, with a well over $50,000 MSRP, I just printed my own today. I had it printed on good 28# paper, put it in a nice ring binder and can both read it at home...