What did you do with your Mustang today?
5/11/14, 06:11 PM
#5521
Roush Forum Stalker
(I actually want a CTS-V. A sedan and a coupe please! lol
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5/11/14, 06:12 PM
#5522
Roush Forum Stalker
Took a ride today.
5/11/14, 06:15 PM
#5523
Super Boss Lawman Member
Looking amazing as always Tony. Good thing the film crew guild isn't on strike!
I liked the CTS too, but i'm looking towards a new vehicle next summer to use for commuting without any gas. This one (ELR) is comparable to the Camaro SS power wise
Reminds me of a Lambo slightly too.
I liked the CTS too, but i'm looking towards a new vehicle next summer to use for commuting without any gas. This one (ELR) is comparable to the Camaro SS power wise
Reminds me of a Lambo slightly too.
5/11/14, 06:23 PM
#5524
Roush Forum Stalker
Looking amazing as always Tony. Good thing the film crew guild isn't on strike!
I liked the CTS too, but i'm looking towards a new vehicle next summer to use for commuting without any gas. This one (ELR) is comparable to the Camaro SS power wise Reminds me of a Lambo slightly too.
I liked the CTS too, but i'm looking towards a new vehicle next summer to use for commuting without any gas. This one (ELR) is comparable to the Camaro SS power wise
Reminds me of a Lambo slightly too.That's pretty good power wise. Looks pretty cool too for an electric car. Good luck!
5/13/14, 02:58 PM
#5525
Legacy TMS Member
Had some surgery done on the stock H-pipe.
Went from this:
To this:
To this, using 3" stainless steel pipe:
And both sides done:
The power seems the same, the sound seems to have gotten a bit deeper/growlier, and maybe 5-10% louder
For $120 it does a decent imitation of an aftermarket h-pipe I think, while not spending the $300+ that one of those goes for.
Went from this:
To this:
To this, using 3" stainless steel pipe:
And both sides done:
The power seems the same, the sound seems to have gotten a bit deeper/growlier, and maybe 5-10% louder
For $120 it does a decent imitation of an aftermarket h-pipe I think, while not spending the $300+ that one of those goes for.
5/13/14, 06:32 PM
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5/13/14, 07:54 PM
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5/14/14, 06:59 AM
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5/15/14, 05:55 PM
#5533
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5/15/14, 06:46 PM
#5536
I Have No Life
Ordered part of my Father's Day gifts... (Wife approved) = Scott drake and speeddawg shift *****
Part deux of Father's Day stuff is the steeda strut tower brace. Wife will "surprise" me with that. Lol!
Part deux of Father's Day stuff is the steeda strut tower brace. Wife will "surprise" me with that. Lol!
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5/16/14, 03:59 AM
#5538
Mach 1 Member
Thanks Burton.
Did you have a strut tower brace before the you installed the SC?
Did you have a strut tower brace before the you installed the SC?
5/16/14, 05:34 AM
#5539
I Have No Life
5/16/14, 05:45 AM
#5540
Legacy TMS Member
Yesterday, but I finally replaced the stock shifter in the girlfriend's GT500 with the GT500KR piece.
Quite a bit firmer engagements, a bit shorter throws, and a much more positive 2-3 engagement, as the first on-ramp after the install showed
Quite a bit firmer engagements, a bit shorter throws, and a much more positive 2-3 engagement, as the first on-ramp after the install showed