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sorry to disappoint, but i think we are close to the answer now. i messaged Livinitup and i saw a few minutes ago that he was actively editing something on the spreadsheet. might be an HCM swap for 2024 Job 1 guys. if it is, here are some instructions on how to get to the HCM 1. Pry off this end...

no dice, it seems that the Mustang's headlights work differently than every other ford, making all these generic features useless. the other thing also did nothing

i will try it later, but i doubt it

so, something i found thanks to another user bringing it up is that the S650 has 3 different versions of HCM i cant say for certain that this is the answer, but its a step in the right direction. using this i did some looking on my Mustang (built 8/14/2023), it has part NL1B-13C148-CD and...

$700, but will probably be much cheaper when its on places like Lethal Performance

Ford Performance has released their own oil cooler add-on kit for the 2024+ Mustang, using the same factory parts as any Mustang GT Performance Pack or Dark Horse. https://performanceparts.ford.com/part/M-6642-M50D The kit uses the same type of oil filter as usual in contrast to how MMR's kit...

my personal opinion: get flow form wheels. usually 66% or more cheaper than fully forged wheels, and will do just about everything forged wheels will do. honestly, you really should only get forged wheels if you are shaking and crying and overall a trembling mess at the thought of the wheels...

you cant really go wrong with either since they are both 304 Stainless Steel, which is a standardized material, and from very reputable companies the two will have very, very subtle difference in sound due to resonator perforations, packing material, roundness, and stuff, but its not something...

toss it out. those modules are pretty sensitive due to how they work internally, so one that beat up looking 100% needs to be replaced. not doing so may result in bad readings from the cruise control module, or it not working outright

welcome to the forums! i went ahead and added you to the list. what transmission does yours have? you forgot to mention it

its actually ruby red, the Super Duty in the picture. when i posted from my phone, i edited it to be similar to how i see it, but different screen technologies and calibrations may lead to it looking different. looking at it on my computer, it feels correct still. could some fellow AZ residents...

remote close just doesnt work. i've tried

if it actually pulls a 6:45, that would put it in 6th of the fastest production vehicle times above the 992.1 GT2 RS and below the Aventador SVJ. in the range of vehicles costing $600k+ (according to the options and equipment listed on the Wikipedia article)

i hope that concept stays a concept. its like a mix of Aston Martin Valkyrie, McLaren Senna, and 2017 Ford GT, but lacks any good styling. the headlights also look like GM took some from the Cadillac Lyriq and stole some from a Hyundai Kona. also has the typical too big with no sidewall wheels...

i say keep them. fits well with the vehicle, even the "COYOTE" on the hood

OP, if this happens to be the dealer that originally received and PDI'd the vehicle, then this is unacceptable. you can find the "Sold To" dealer on the window sticker. if its a different dealer, then they are probably charging you an hour for install, which is insane for the underbody strakes...

oh yeah, that was me. i need to replace the exhaust because while it is titanium, it just wont keep any sort of adjustments i make. the Lawrence Motorsport guys come to my dealer for service and thats what i heard from them. they just sold a really nice 2022 GT500 CFTP Heritage. cant remember if...

i recognize that overpass. southern side of Hayden Rd and Loop 101 Pima Freeway. hello fellow desert dweller! in the Scottsdale area there is plenty of expensive traffic. Lamborghinis, Ferraris, McLarens, Aston Martins, Porsches, and the like are normal, people drive them all times of year. its...

important to note that it only comes primed, not painted

i recommend taking your vehicle to the dealer as soon as you can, and dont start the engine. yes, it could be nothing, but you dont want to cause further damage in case it is an actual issue