I noticed the same sound on my dark horse couple days ago. Same area. Almost sounded like a belt that wasn’t oiled. It went away after the car warmed up and haven’t noticed it since.
Tuners are tuning the DH and getting power . I’m just talking about FP.
DH internals are more for Forced induction from what I understand . Also maybe better to handle constant high rpm’s at the track.
I’m just sharing what I heard from a reputable source man, chill out.
Ford Performance usually doesn’t make tunes for the special models that have more HP from their department already.
Haters will hate. I’ve driven and owned all variations of NA mustangs since 2015.
GT350 was a special car that needed to be driven and maintained like a race car.
a real unicorn and one of my favorite cars of all time that I never had the balls to buy!
On the other hand I honestly believe The...
Also I spoke with a Ford engineer I mountain bike with and has inside info that there will be no FP tune for DHark Horse. It’s tuned to max. IAT temps too high for more
Welcome to owning a Mustang! lol
No need for throttle controller if you’re planning on tuning right away.
I’m just using until I get few thousand more miles on engine and let the tuners figure it all out.
Absolutely,
Sport mode is all I ever drove in and there’s way too much lag /pedal play.
Track is not responsive at all as it’s for track cornering and linear acceleration.
It makes a difference in every mode to whatever level you want basically 1-30
It would be interesting to know difference in manual and auto drivetrain hp loss .
I know manual is less loss, but how much?
Jon Lund mentioned it in his last FB post when testing new tunes
Ok, then that makes sense.
thanks for explaining.
I like what you’re saying on flexibility of the device. My question would be , can you also flash the tune via Bluetooth and app without a laptop using the MPVI3?
I think with e85 you will feel it. Otherwise not so much.
More responsive on 93 tune, that’s about it.
It’s too early to put this premature tune in your car imo. Patience. Let impatient people show results on their own cars