Drive around with the different octanes and you’ll know.
Sick get with the dual cab for sure. I don't blame you for passing up the V8 for all that torque, that's a metric ass load of torque. You ever put that thing on a strip? I know you said it's a work truck., which is flex in it's own right. But I gotta ask. My Mustang is a 2022, drove it off the lot with 108 miles, they told me it was going to be 58 but whatever.Drive around with the different octanes and you’ll know.
This tremor is a dual cab, 4 door. The V8 was enticing, 400hp NA has a lot of room to mess with but only 410lbs of torque wasn’t enough to draw me away from the eco boost that had 500lbs of torque. I needed it to haul ass with a heavy truck bed of textiles and lumber. It hauls ass and the interior is luxury so it’s a fun one to just piss about in.
I will always love the Mustang for a muscle car. Always. Which year is yours?
I think the only exterior mods you should do are these lights in the grill (RTR):
The ecoboost haters don’t understand a damned thing. It’s a reliable set up and Ford has used it in multiple vehicles and holds up well.
It’d be fun to if I did the livernois 93 octane tune which would push the truck to 525hp, a few more mods could get it to push 600+ but then it’s just me letting ego get the best of me lol. For now it’s quick off the line for a heavy truck and it’s comfy. I really debated the Raptor but it wasn’t practical at all for what I needed it for.
I feel like there are plenty of reasons to like eating meat(taste, protein, etc), and plenty of reasons not to actually eat meat(health, morality, etc). Eating substitutes as the logical crossroads of those makes perfect sense to me even though I don't actually care for the taste/texture of the meat substitutes I've tried. Personally if they can ever get meat substitutes to catch up in taste, texture, and price I wouldn't be opposed to at least avoiding the mass farm meat industry products.
Miata’s are one of the cheapest cars you can turn into a track monster and sleeper ride. It’s just light as shit and has so much out there to tune it and mod it to be a killer.
It’s like the folks that buy gluten free shit. They “think” it’s healthy but when they see the fat content it really isn’t. Replacing the usual fat with other fat and other binding agents jacks that shit up. Back when my dipshit doctor thought I had celiac, I had cut out gluten for almost 4-5yrs before they realized I just had a wheat sensitivity and needed to eat less of the shitty North American over processed everything for breads that are too harsh with gluten and sugars vs the old world breads from Italy etc where it’s not that crazy with that bs - I ate some gluten free bread and cookies etc and realized how fatty they were and just avoided the gluten free breads and pastries during that time.
Yeah most of them are worse health-wise I think. It's the same shit that happens where everything is non-fat and just loads up sugar instead. Just find the new buzz words.
Yeah it’s like the zero sugar shit. Sucralose is added into it, I mean yeah no sugar but that stuff isn’t good for you either.
Never heard of. Interesting. Thank you.
RR are idiotic. They break down a ton and are just status rides. I always like the odd vehicles and I've always had a soft spot for Ford's. Especially mustangs. I know a bloke in Seattle that has a 2019 Ford flex Eco, all black and he's got a 93 octane tuner on it and this thing destroys those idiotic performance Cherokees on the drag strip. Flex are like a grocery getter on roids just bone stock. To take it from 365hp stock to what he has it as - 700hp is not only hilarious but pretty bad ass.
Yeah I'd be laughing too like oh ok, I see you, you go fridge on wheels, you go....
