The biggest factor is they aren't "cool" anymore. People would rather buy a F150 or Bronco
If you see a picture of a guy drinking a monster or listening to 2000's rock music, or has certain clothes on, people will post stuff like "hahah bet that guy drives a mustang too" and people will laugh...
Definitely wouldn't call an M3 large on the inside. It has more room in the backseat than the Mustang, and it's a physically smaller car than the Mustang, so that just means the 4 door Mustang will be even bigger to match the interior room.
It's really not. It's a supercharger. Just because it has an impeller and a volute doesn't make it a turbocharger. They don't behave the same way and there's an entire exhaust side that a turbocharger has than a centrifugal does not. The turbo also doesn't have the step-up drive a centrifugal...
Why not?
Too much overthinking. No reason not to, plenty of supercharged convertibles out there.
Buddy has an S550 vert with a VMP Gen3R, aluminator, etc.
It rips.
It's not really fair to compare the Predator 5.2 to a Coyote with a Whipple on it. Sure, the power output might be similar but one is a much more solid powerplant and makes more power on pump gas, while being 100% OEM.
The DCT holds more power, doesn't overheat on the road course, plus you get...
Is there a similar thread for the 7G?
Get the bathroom scale out but the OEMs are probably ~ 30lbs, I'd look for an aftermarket that's in the low 20's.
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/the-what-things-weigh-thread.15864/
OEM Base 18" GT Wheel w/ Tire: 54.5lbs
OEM PP Model 19" GT...