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because thats opening a can of worms that makes comparison entirely useless, the Mustang has been racing since 1965, it has WAY more time, WAY more races, WAY more podiums, and WAY more wins considering theres a few decades where Corvette wasnt even racing

You're confusing the Corvette GT3 and the Corvette GTE. The GT3 has 3 wins and 5 podiums across the entire group, mustang has 1 win 4 podiums.

grabbed some (low quality) snaps of cold start, normal acceleration, and cruising around 1700RPM. cold start in garage (phone) (its been sub 0 the past week, ignore tire pressures) Acceleration (Dash cam) for reference the music level is at 14 cruising

fair, didnt see the category im in, if youre getting the single tube its literally just the 2018+ version: quad tip i can only find Borlas video

https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/tons-of-new-2024-mustang-exhaust-kits-released-by-ford-performance-and-borla.159305/post-3283815

not on hand, but ive got a phone and dash cam if you were wanting to hear anything specific

ah misread then, my bad. TBH any future special car (Boss, GT350/500 etc) i feel would keep the GTDs DSSV(ish)/transaxle DCT/ and rear wing placement. but shed the carbon fiber/magnesium wheels/active aero components etc. for cost saving. the DSSV i can see being a "track pack" option for this...

the GTD uses a DCT, same one the Corvette C8 uses

im interested in seeing Shmee get his GTD, he says his GT is one of his favorite cars so itll be an interesting comparison

ah right, instantly selling out of all available allocations is "the doubt setting in" i really want to see this thing at lightning lap so we can actually compare it to the rest of the Ford fleet, because right now all we can see is that its on par with the 918 Spyder at nords, which is on par...

Car in general, the ring time was specifically the sub 7 minute

I didn't say they never mentioned the GT3rs as a competitor ever. I said the official Ford announcement had the sub 7 nurb time. Which means the sub 7 nurb time has been a goal since the beginning and even before the gt3rs target. To say it was "added later on once the gt3rs target wasn't...

see, you know whats funny about that, i took a look at the original Ford press release for the GTD. you know whats on there? a sub 7 minute nurb lap. you know whats not? the GT3RS web archive link to avoid potential edits they may have done later on...

im aware, its more that im bored and feel like yelling at a brick wall

"Turns out it’s heavy." yet has better power to weight than the 911 GT3RS "Turns out it’s just a regular mustang with upgrades." upgrades that require tearing the car down to is chassis and making permanent modifications "Turns out it’s nowhere close to the gt3rs is was created to beat."...

is the GTD heavy: yes is it because of the mustang chassis at its core: yes does that make it a "bad" car: no does that make it "basically a vanilla GT500": no like it or hate it, clutch your carburetors all you want, youre looking at the next gen Mustang. you want to see what the mustang is...

ill take delusional quotes from someone out of touch with modern tech for 500.

thats just not true GTD has: wider front and rear fenders, larger brakes, larger wheels and tires, active front aero components, a front-mid mounted engine, an 8 speed Tremec DCT mounted to the rear axle, a supercharged 5.2, active rear aero components, DSSV active suspension. there are so...

Removal wasn't hard at all, the only 'tricky' bit is having to modify the plastic brace between the valance and bumper of the car, you need to cut off a bit for fitment reasons. Otherwise it's just a Dark Horse rear valence so no real difficulty with installation. Only issues I had was being...

ill be interested to see how that develops, i liked the look of the S550 Spec 5 widebody