I saw the car in person at the Charlotte Auto Show, and while they're a little more detailed in person, they're basically just flat lights that follow the cut of the rear fascia. I'm not saying that's good or bad (they just are what they are), but the S550 lights definitely have a more complex...
Have they mentioned if you have to have a shop do the install, by any chance? I like to work on my own cars and I don't want to have to pay a shop to install a supercharger just so I can have access to the required tune.
I agree. I'm not a fan of the black part on the bumper, it just looks so off to me. Add in gloss black to the lower vents and I think it would look even better still. Then get a different hood and all three of my front end gripes would be addressed! 😃
As others have said, I hope that the Dark Horse gets the Shelby Recaros, but I don't see that happening for some reason. The standard Recaros were okay for me, but they still didn't seem to have enough lateral support.
I'm not one to normally jump on the panel gap train, but as it was brought up in another one of these show cars, the hood fitment at the front passenger side corner is terrible. Car looks pretty good in red though. I still want to see them out in natural light though. The show lighting makes...
One of the things that bug me the most about the S650 front end are the mix of gloss and matte black on the front end, which you can't really see in this picture. The fact that you have a large gloss black grille (I'm not personally a fan of the part that extends to the bumper) but the lower...
I really wish they could've thought of a different hood vent on the S650. It looks generic to me. I'm not a huge fan of just cutting out a section and sticking a vent there, but I get that it's probably more cost effective than designing a different hood for the GT where the vent is more well...
Depending on whether or not it fits (I'm kind of assuming it will), the first thing I would do would be a resonator delete and replace it with the Ford Performance Boss style side exit X-pipe. It's expensive, but it sounds fantastic, IMO.
When I first heard about it, I thought it was corny for sure, but I also guarantee you that I would 100% use it if I was able to (if I get one, it will be a manual). :) It would be an easy way to get consistent before and after audio clips after exhaust installs.
Let's hope they can actually get the wheel gap right from the factory and save us all a couple hundred bucks in lowering springs. I don't understand why it's so difficult for some manufacturers to get right; Porsche and BMW seem to be about the only two that can consistently get factory wheel...
I don’t mind the screens, I just don’t really care for the overall design of the interior and how they were implemented, but I’ll reserve judgement until I can sit in one myself.