TEH TREMEC vs the MT-82
GT500 connecting rods
Strengthened camshafts (whatever that means)
Uniquely balanced crankshaft
Different front bumper with more airflow
Availability of the "handling pack"
Gurney flap for added downforce
Adjustable strut top mounts for track camber tuning
Revised chassis...
They must not have anything to write about over there. Three of the four dynos were within 10hp, nothing wrong with that. That Mustang dyno needs fixed.
Superflow
420.8
Dynapack
430.9
Dynojet
425.7
Mustang
465
There will be some sales to those but I think most of them will stick with an SUV or F150
Also, I think the 4 door won't appeal to the same Mustang owners as the 2 door. The 4 door is more appealing as the daily driver. I don't want a boosted, e85, $1200 rear tire daily driver. But fun car for...
All Coyotes have forged cranks.
What information is that? The GT doesn't have a billet crank. Those would cost ten times as much as the OEM forged crank. They wouldn't stick them in a production GT.
I believe the Gen 4 Coyote is still using the same rods from the Boss 302 engine, gen 2 coyote...
Always confusing when people say this but also consider a supercharger. You're okay with 93 vs e85 because you don't need the power, but you also might want 700hp?
Depending on if you get cats and what brand you go with, you can spend $1,000-$3,000 on headers, plus install, possibly some...