2013/14 Screams for a BULLITT Re-Do!
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Question: which motor/options would you use in it?
My take-
Engine/Drivetrain:Coyote 302 with unique FRPP tune, 7200rpm redline, and air filter, Torsen 3.73 rear end, and Boss adjustable suspension with a slight drop. Brembo brakes with gloss black/highland green font calipers & Boss 302 pads, GT500/Boss 302 exhaust with FRPP X-pipe.
Interior: Recaros with crosshairs stitched in, satin finish trim, Sync, etc. Include a special "Highland green" color of the MyColor for the gauges and ambient lighting.
Exterior: spoiler delete, badgeless grille, Boss style rear diffuser, and a modern twist on the Bullitt wheels (19x9.5F, 19x10R). Instead of the pony projection puddle lamps, have the crosshair logo projected out. Hood similar to MRT Hotload/Reload package from '08-09.
My take-
Engine/Drivetrain:Coyote 302 with unique FRPP tune, 7200rpm redline, and air filter, Torsen 3.73 rear end, and Boss adjustable suspension with a slight drop. Brembo brakes with gloss black/highland green font calipers & Boss 302 pads, GT500/Boss 302 exhaust with FRPP X-pipe.
Interior: Recaros with crosshairs stitched in, satin finish trim, Sync, etc. Include a special "Highland green" color of the MyColor for the gauges and ambient lighting.
Exterior: spoiler delete, badgeless grille, Boss style rear diffuser, and a modern twist on the Bullitt wheels (19x9.5F, 19x10R). Instead of the pony projection puddle lamps, have the crosshair logo projected out. Hood similar to MRT Hotload/Reload package from '08-09.
Speaking of excellent taste, I'm going to pretend I never saw reference to a Mustang II in this thread.
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Man, Ford certainly is in a pickle with the Bullitt. The original car had a tuned suspension with a unique intake, unique tune and Cobra brakes along with a unique appearance. The next gen car consisted of a tuned suspension, unique appearance and special brake pads and a cold air. All of this with the exception of the unique appearance has been included in the regular production car making it hard to define what a new Bullitt should be since it cannot step on the Boss's toes. If you were to adhere to the original formula it would be a unique appearence with a tuned suspension and a unique engine tune and intake with GT500 brakes. I'd say in the case of the intake use the Boss intake on a standard coyote with a tune to match. The suspension could use the Boss stuff but shod the car with a competent set of all season 255/40R19s all the way around and round it out with the torsen and 3.73s. A parts been car but different from everything else.
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How about they put the rad, brakes & axle they already offer in a package with no spoiler and recarro seats. Spiff up the exterior as Top notch showed and put Bullitt stitching on the seats with dash covered in carbon fiber. A BOSS h pipe, drop the ride height .25, unique wheels (LS or 500 size) and it's done. They could always test the 2015 tune in it also. Save the mach 1 for the next gen.
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Put the 2011 nose back on it and call it the GT390 and I'd say yes make it. Oh and get rid of the cross eyes HID lights.
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