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Originally Posted by Gabe
I thought he was, but he never posts.
Don't know about the hood, sorry
Don't know about the hood, sorry
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But as soon as it's in, go for a short test drive, and instantly smoother shifts, more cushioned feel, and lighter shifting effort, especially in the TR6060
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That Mustang has been upgraded very nicely. I like everything from the wheels to the hood and front bumber AND the tail lights. I like it when i car still looks OEM to the untrained eye. not overdone.
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Not today, but yesterday I drove it to 200+mph out between Alpine and Terlingua, TX on highway 118 at our yearly fundraiser for the area. Found out the GPS I used on one phone had a top speed counter of 199.9 (which is what it read), and the other one was 210. Looking at some calculations based on gearing, ratio, rpm's and wheel diameter, the 210 is much closer to what I think I ran. Had a good time, car ran flawlessly. Won't be running those speeds on a non-track surface anymore.
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Originally Posted by kcoTiger
Not today, but yesterday I drove it to 200+mph out between Alpine and Terlingua, TX on highway 118 at our yearly fundraiser for the area. Found out the GPS I used on one phone had a top speed counter of 199.9 (which is what it read), and the other one was 210. Looking at some calculations based on gearing, ratio, rpm's and wheel diameter, the 210 is much closer to what I think I ran. Had a good time, car ran flawlessly. Won't be running those speeds on a non-track surface anymore.
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Not today, but yesterday I drove it to 200+mph out between Alpine and Terlingua, TX on highway 118 at our yearly fundraiser for the area. Found out the GPS I used on one phone had a top speed counter of 199.9 (which is what it read), and the other one was 210. Looking at some calculations based on gearing, ratio, rpm's and wheel diameter, the 210 is much closer to what I think I ran. Had a good time, car ran flawlessly. Won't be running those speeds on a non-track surface anymore.
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Originally Posted by kcoTiger
Not today, but yesterday I drove it to 200+mph out between Alpine and Terlingua, TX on highway 118 at our yearly fundraiser for the area. Found out the GPS I used on one phone had a top speed counter of 199.9 (which is what it read), and the other one was 210. Looking at some calculations based on gearing, ratio, rpm's and wheel diameter, the 210 is much closer to what I think I ran. Had a good time, car ran flawlessly. Won't be running those speeds on a non-track surface anymore.
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Well after a good wash with Mequiar's Ultimate Wash and Wax, I took a few pictures. It's' hard to believe that my car is eleven years old now....you might say that I baby it.........
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Originally Posted by Scarpi
Well after a good wash with Mequiar's Ultimate Wash and Wax, I took a few pictures. It's' hard to believe that my car is eleven years old now....you might say that I baby it.........
