I retired from the Ford battery supplier at and one of the requirements was that the car had to start after sitting for 45 days. Ford would give us the draw number and then let replicate that draw, for 45 days and if it was too high, the vehicle would get a bigger battery or the architecture...
Gear ratios is one big difference, plus the Dark Horse only has a couple hundred miles on it. I have the Gurnet flap on all the time and I know it has a negative impact on mileage. I kept my S550 to take on trips because I anticipated poor mileage on the Dark Horse.
Lots of great suggestions!
keep on mode, depending on the state you are in, if you trade in a car, you pay the sales tax on the difference after trade. Make sure you factor that in.
example, $70,000 new car, trade $30,000 pay sales tax on $40,000. So if you sell the car yourself, and your...
All this talk about wants and needs is great, but at the end of the day, and two door car with a marginal backseat and trunk that holds 4 bags of groceries, is a want, not a need . I happen to have four wants and have two need vehicles and have no regrets.
Just my opinion, but I have been...
People that don’t have it say you don’t need it and people that have it, says it’s a must have. Look at what it includes and see if it includes stuff you want, if does, then find/order one the way you want,
and yes, I have it and the Haneling Package and both wrec”must haves” for me.
My Corvette, SN95 and Dark Horse are staggered, but my S550 that I drive on trips and such is not because I like to rotate the tires. Tire life is dramatically improved by going square when you are able to rotate them. Staggered looks better, but if you have priced tires lately, square saves you...
I am retired and have lots of free time. I use Turtle Wax "1 and Done" ceramic that has a light abrasive in it to help polish out the imperfections, then two days later apply their Max Graphene. Is it the best ceramic, no, but it is relatively easy to use. relatively cheap and my cars look...
Take the tire, brand, size and model, then go to the tire manufacturers website and look at recommended wheel width. I would not depend on what people think, I woulnd depend on what the manufacturer says.
I bought this kit. Comes with everything you need,
https://www.automotiveauthorityllc.com/products/spare-wheel-and-tire-kit-for-2015-2017-ford-mustang-gt-with-brembo-brakes?variant=44013419626753