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Video is older than the supercharger install video so I'm going to guess it was before. Otherwise it'd be 100+ lbs more

New World Record..!!! Evolution Performance, Inc. Owned and Built 2024 Mustang Dark Horse. 8.65 @ 158 MPH - 1.25 60ft 0 Powered by a Whipple 3.0L GEN 6x Supercharger Fueled by GoSunoco Race Fuels E30-Rx. Driven by Steven Schechterly 8.65 @ 158 MPH - 1.25 60ft 8.71 @ 157 MPH - 1.26 60ft 8.73 @...

You go back to the dealer today?

Most people run the stock gears

That's the "rim protector" https://rennlist.com/forums/991/901183-pirelli-p-zero-rear-tire-has-no-rim-guard.html See if they will give you a matching set or order you a tire without it (if they even can)

What would people think if Ford pulled a Dodge and did a 5,000lb electric AWD mustang? Looks similar to the current car, roughly the same size, fake exhaust noises and all.

Is that even possible from a tune?

It's been talked about more in other threads. Basically you would have to trick the car into thinking the S550 ECU is the S650 ECU, everything has to be signed blah blah Nobody's done it yet so that says a lot

It's almost as bad as when people try to discuss low sales and you get the same people denying it and making excuses and saying "well I enjoyed paying for mine!" Great...but that's not the topic of the thread Or when a tuning thread comes up and numerous people say "the stock car has plenty...

Who said they hate Ford? And what list? Don't put words in my mouth. Mustang owners like to modify their cars. It's a dumb thing for them to do, they lose the enthusiast market. You can very easily tune something like a WRX or Kia Stinger, for example. Some others are more complicated or...

Plenty of cars allow tuning, it was a choice.

Won't work. The whole system has to be there and working.

Trans tuning, different intake and TB combinations, real e85 tunes....

Let's just hope they sell over 40,000 in 2025 At least in 2022, the last time there was the 'worst sales in history', Covid and the Challenger and Camaro were around and could shoulder some of the blame.

The bottom line is if sales stay at this level or go down like they are. The car will be gone.

Quite a few of those cars have positive growth, though And none of them sell in the volume that the Mustang was a few years ago It's not that they aren't selling more than others, they are just selling half of what they did just a few years ago Remember the Mustang is the only car being made...

Sorry the joke went right over your head

Is Mexico not North America? :clap:

These days gasoline is all E10 so the computer is actually going to target something like 14.1 And that goes along with timing so you rarely see that exact value (which isn't always targeted anyway). And the OEM is going to be doing things for power/fuel economy.

Why? Also what do you mean by 'almost always'? Cruise, idle, WOT, decel, all going to be different