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My 2021 M6 Challenger Scat Pack Widebody was 4435Lbs

Not my ZL1

Best was somking a 2000 mustang gt in my dakota R/T

I had my built 2004 GTO and in test and tune days this built silver 2002 Camaro would always beat me by just a hair. I never did beat him before i sold my car

I thought they all had them, learned something new. My non PP has them

What Dash Cam - I am really wanting one, but want one that can see the front and somewhat out of the convertible rear window

I'll pull the site when I find it, the one I was looking at was 103K And last the I checked you were not getting in a 718 GTS for 100K either. But Porsches gouging might have calmed down, I have not look at that recently.

Where did you go?

You can get a base Z06 for about 100K

The new 5.0 is 8ish lbs per HP and a wicked 10 speed.

My car has the 265 GY F1s...i am going to try them

I sure hope to be in the low 12s and not 13s

Then they just need to use better paints, like Stellantis. Their colors just freakin POP

Nah, go easy... if it was an inch lower than that panic! but it's fine. If you are near 500 miles just do a change and watch it

Reading > Farmer Fran :crazy: I would not sweat it. Keep an eye on it. I changed mine at 500 or 1000 cannot remember and it is not consuming any oil at 5k miles now. FYI: My owners manual says 10qts

This

It is wrong, just wrong!

How many passes do you have in your 2024 Stang or a single vehicle? I currently have zero in my Stang but fixing to hit Rockingham in the Spring. I am hoping for a 12.2 or better with the factory AS tires. My built 2004 GTO I had over 450 passes but I lived in between 4 tracks and went often...

Depends on your application. Some companies are better than others with their application of it. What I have noticed the most in recent years is that it is usually, just throttle response, then power kill, then braking. And all that depends on how you drive. TC, SC, ABS... is all for the...

I will promise... if Ford follows GM, Dodge, BMW... there is more than you can see from the build specs. It is not the same, will you notice? depends on your level of usage.