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Maybe RTR can reach out to their customers and see what they are actually willing to pay for. Some of these would be easily added as options before purchase, others after.

So basically you're asking for a GTD. :giggle: That said, a question, please. The great majority of these cars are bought for the street, and many are nothing more than garage and C&C queens. Although many of these things would reduce weight my question is why? What purpose does it serve? How...

I’m not mad at you. Maybe I’m mad it’s not the ‘60’s anymore. We car enthusiasts just cannot do the things we used to. Pretty much everything is illegal and it’s only going to get worse. There is going to come a point where decals and paint will be the only thing the aftermarket will be able to...

OK, we’ve been through this. It was an error and misunderstanding. Time to move on.

They are doing what the automaker and law allows them to do. If you want something more do it yourself. This is 2025, the dreams are history. As will be our ICE V8’s in the not to distant future. Time to be grateful for what we have and stop asking for what we already know to be impossible...

Don’t bother. He is a European brother. Something was getting lost in the translation. OP accidentally highlighted the active exhaust as a premium option. @GrabThatBlue was just pointing out that it was a base option as well. Easily confused.

Tell that to Ford Performance……. https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/2-new-crate-engines-from-ford-performance.165294/

It’s those damn carbon traps I tell you! 🤭

Now you’re just being silly. There are government regulations that prevent this from happening. This isn’t the 60’s anymore. They’re doing the best they can with the restrictions they have.

OK, I get it. It’s the Whipple that concerns you. My guess is Ford has something to do with that too.

Maybe that’s the problem. It’s a fake!! :cwl: :crackup:

So how do you get 700/800 horsepower without supercharging on a S650?

You are certainly not wrong but exactly where would you find these 500 and keep the car legally sellable?

What else can they do? Ford has the engine locked down. They determine who can do what.

OP has made it clear that his car is a premium. The issue is that the sticker he has shows the base price for a base car. Weird.

Any scenario what would include the intake part of the engine and/or the emissions system. Remember we are talking about Ford here. 🤭👍

I think it might be a freak accident but ask your dealer if they can get you a copy.

Man, you’ve got some weird crap going on. Definitely a mistake on the sticker. Not sure how to get it corrected. Good luck.

Well considering the car is going into its second year, I would say yep!

And you know this how? Just asking.