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Thanks! Was hoping for round and white - bullit style. Did you find the weight made for smoother shifts?

specs on the shift knob please?

Yeah, I ride too. I have a buddy with an automatic FJR. I'm like... why bother? 😄

😂😂😂 I’m in Canada, that’s not how we roll lol

Yeah, no doubt, but I’d get my ass whooped by a Tesla too and I sure don’t want one of those, but to each their own. For me it’s the joy of using 4 limbs to drive instead of two, the rhythm, the coordination.

I guess it depends on what your interpretation of “winning” is. First across the line is less consequential to me than the driving experience. I’ll take a slower car for a more engaging drive any day. Comparing automatic with manual is like comparing playing with yourself to making love. Both...

Would not have bought a Mustang if manual shift was unavailable. Row my own all day, every day (suburban driver, no track).

What a stellar reply! Thanks for the thought and effort you put in to this, it is genuinely helpful. My hat's off to you! I will thoroughly enjoy playing with the alternatives suggested here. I think Adams Slick and Slide will be my first try.

With shipping, $80 for delivery to Canada :-D

I love this stuff, been using Hybrid Solutions for about 5 years on my black vehicles, the gloss and hydrophobic properties are out of this world. Bummed to learn this product has been discontinued, so I'm on the hunt for a replacement. Any recommendations?

I've been waving at other Mustangs since I bought my first ever this time last year, and I've only ever had one other driver wave back, and he was a teenager. Maybe I'm not cool enough yet. My previous ride was a Type R, and every other driver waved back, it was the law. Admittedly a much rarer car.

Teslas. All. Day. Long.

Agreed. But hey, it’s a side mirror, on a Ford. 😄 You get over it pretty quick once you’re used to driving with them.

I added a couple of these. They're cheap and really effective. These ones are frameless and are mounted on a ball-and-socket, so you can adjust the angle. Really helpful for keeping my rims away from the curb. Think I paid 10 bucks.

Thanks Glenn! I went with 1/4" Trimbrite. You can buy it on Amazon. I strongly recommend you apply 94 Primer first; the stippled surface of the side skirts reduces adhesion. I placed a 12" test stripe and left it on for a couple of weeks to test adhesion and the primer works well. The primer...

To me, they give off a "trying too hard" vibe. If it was mine I'd remove them. The next thing I'd do is black out your badges. :)

Finally bit the bullet, and the weather cooperated. Ran a red vinyl pinstripe down the side skirts. Dyno'd a gain of 1.73hp each side... significantly more than blue or white pin stripes.

No problem.

Thanks!