Sports Cars

TwistedJK

TwistedJK

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My brother ordered his 2015 Mustang GT with the track pack on it a few months ago. Helped him install the new Rousch axle back exhaust and tested the new line lock. Just something a little different. Having problems with my phone, I'll see if I can upload the video later.
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It locks the rear brakes for a few seconds in order to do a controlled burn out to warm the tires up for drag racing. It comes standard on the new GT's
 
TwistedJK said:
It locks the rear brakes for a few seconds in order to do a controlled burn out to warm the tires up for drag racing. It comes standard on the new GT's
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Nice, I guess mustang owners will only be getting a few thousand miles out of their tires from now on! :cheesy:
 
The car is pretty fast. My other brother bought a yellow 4cyl with the ecoboost. That thing has run 12.9-13.1 on the stock tires and just a tune! The GT hasn't been to the track yet, he's more of an auto crosser and track day guy.
 
TwistedJK said:
The car is pretty fast. My other brother bought a yellow 4cyl with the ecoboost. That thing has run 12.9-13.1 on the stock tires and just a tune! The GT hasn't been to the track yet, he's more of an auto crosser and track day guy.
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They definitely improved it. The new Shelby 350 is insane, the horizontally opposed crank in the v8 makes it sound so nasty. I want one so bad!
 
Still waiting to see some sports cars...

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I'll help get things started!

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Here is a hint, most sports cars don't have a back seat. :yup:
 
Some day......
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Although a true sports car used to symbolize a great handling vehicle with only two seats, today's sports sedans and coupes, and even some trucks, handle just as good if not better.
 
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