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Not sure how you hear anything over this exhaust.

Sounds like a nut loose on the keyboard.

Not if you do a 10 minute burn out.

I squeezed 27 mpg on the North Carolina back roads where the speed limit is 55 so I had the cruise control set at 59. About a three hour drive flat roads. 87 octane.

My first two mustangs were manuals. Yup, it's fun rowing through the gears. Getting older, things start hurting, just looking for a nice cruiser.

Your car is just hotter then theirs :thumbsup:

Anybody have them? Yes or No?

It's used. Subtract $10,000 off of MSRP.

It's better then the day I found out I could lean my seat back a bit further using the manual thing on the side of the seat. Power just wasn't giving me enough. I wouldn't hit red line too many times :crackup:

Anybody have these on their car? I like them because they look meaty not like the usual thin ones you see. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0DHWJ9D21/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_1?smid=A2CTX9P314OCY3&th=1

Boring race. Follow the leader isn't a race and add in the fuel saving measures forgetaboutit. I like Nascar but it just seems to be getting worse and worse as they move further away from stock cars.

Didn't realize you could do this. Sounds awesome pulling up to a red light tapping it down a few gears.

I'm still trying to figure out how you paid $70k for a GT and not a DH.

I'll remember this next time I'm towing my boat with the Mustang.

87 works for me. Can't comment on the higher octane, never tried it.

Jealous :thumbsup:

There you go.....

Maybe it has a GT500 plaque on it.

Starting this bad boy in track mode is glorious. The wife says it is very loud in the house and can't wait for me to leave. I haven't got the neighbor with the barking dog opinion yet :cwl: