from Ford's workshop manual on how to remove the pony emblem
pony emblems are a separate part
Chrome: PR3Z-8A224-A
Black: PR3Z-8A224-B
Bronze: PR3Z-8A224-C
Dark Tarnish (DH): PR3Z-8A224-D
in theory you can retrofit the drift brake, but in reality it would require replacing the center console, getting all the parts for the handle, and replacing the center console+dashboard wiring harness, due to a different pin layout between drift brake and regular parking brake. labor times for...
it comes in a few parts
Drift Brake Lever Mechanism: PR3Z-2780-A
Drift Brake Handle: PR3Z-2N672-A
"MUSTANG" Bolt for Drift Brake Handle: W721985-S900
it's so much work, including dropping the oil pan which requires lifting the engine. not worth it
left: PR3Z-5411779-A
right: PR3Z-9911778-A
according to General Service Bulletin (GSB) 23-7073, if those are bubbles, that would be warranty. however, if it's stains/water spots, it is not warranty
i always thought that using the brake lights for indicators is really stupid, but the Mustang kinda gets around that issue by being sequential. anyways, i would love if someone made a version of the euro taillights that were clear lens with the bottom amber sequential bits
87 will work 100% fine, but i recommend getting 91 or 93. it will give it more power, produce less soot, and might even give you slightly better fuel economy (i gained 20 miles per tank when switching from 87 to 91). if you have a place with race fuel, i think anything above 95 is pretty...
something to note is it looks like that port might be only USB 2.0 (based on the black alignment tab), which has a power rating of 5V at 0.5A. of course, that's what it's rated at, but Ford might've just allowed for the full 5 amps to be pulled before the fuse pops
Ford internally calls it the Mach 1
Historical Vehicle Bill of Materials:
Order Guide:
the fender flare kit on the handling package also has a picture of a Mach 1 wheel
one day on my way home from work i downshifted from 2nd to 1st for a stop sign and it made a pretty loud pop. loud enough that the guy walking on the sidewalk on the other side of the road jumped then looked at me as if to say "wtf did you do that for?". i also notice some pops on full-throttle...
Ford can't allow people to have the default mode be anything but "Normal", likely due to the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. there's a full-on recall on 2022-23 Lightnings (23C38) because placing the vehicle in a drive mode with reduced stability control intervention and doing a key...