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The New Edge Mustang seemed to swoop in and hint at a new chassis trend for the Ford muscle car; the curves had changed. The impression seems to have stuck around even as classic styling resurfaces in successive bodies.
What did you think of the New Edge when it came out? Has your opinion changed? Was it a good or bad era for the Mustang? How is the present state of the Mustang stacking up?
"We" are of course prejudiced, however I believe the new-edge design represents a pure evolution of the Mustang "muscle car" image. The newer "retro" designs are just poor caricatures of the early 70s models.
Oddly, Chrysler got it right with the new Challengers...
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-cliff knight- My Mustang
2003 GT, UPR X, Magnaflow, 180° stat,
PP 70mm TB & plenum, Sniper tuned
3.73s, 262 rwHP/305 ft.lb.
Multi-fuel: burns gas and rubber...
To keep and drive, I'd take a 99-04 over a 94-98 or 05+ any day.
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2000 Ford Mustang GT
Vortech V1 S Trim
JE 194329 Forged Pistons
CRS 5933F30 Forged Rods
Fel-Pro Gaskets & Bolts
Ford Racing 11" Clutch
Sniper Tuned
Pypes Violators
Mac Prochamber
B&M Shifter
Subframe Connectors
Vehicle: 02 Ford Mustang GT and 03 Crown Victoria PI
Location: austin,TX
Posts: 1,036
new edge = sexy ass car
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2003 Grey Crown Victoria Police Interceptor the DD stock
2002 Silver Mustang Gt not stock
JLT Cold air intake
Accufab 75mm Throttle Body & Plenum
Mac longtube headers
Dr.Gas o/r x
SLP Loudmouth 1
3.73 gears
Steeda tri ax short shifter
H&R sport springs
Tokico HP Shocks & Shruts
18x9/18x10 Black chrome bullitt rims
SCT Xcal 2 tuner done by JMS Chip and perf. http://Centraltexasstangs.com
Man we are on the same wave length. Once I retire from the military gonna get me a used Z06 (taking out one of the seats tho) but most def gonna keep the New Edge (especially since I'm Supercharging it next year).
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03 GT (Manual)/02 Ford F150 FX4/ 04 BMW 530 I (6-speed wifes ride)
Flowmaster American Thunder Exhuast
Summit O/R H-pipe
Comp Cams 268/274-Intake Exhuast Duration RPM Range 1600 to 5600
Spec Stage II clutch
BBK Shorty Headers
BBK Underdive Pulleys
K&N CAI
Hurst STS
FRPP 4.10 gears
MAC 70MM TB/C&L Plenum
SCT tuner with Breenspeed tune (93 octane)
TB spacer
Intake spacer
MM Full Length Subframe Connectors
2010: S/C or Turbo
Ever since they rolled out, I dreamed of owning this car, before I wanted a fox body, but 1999 changed all that.
Edit: Just noticed when looking b/t 2000 and 2001 the HP didn't change but the RPM did, what was the diff? The windsor to romeo blocks?
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2000 Ford Mustang GT; Accufab 75mm TB&P; JLT cai; SLP lm2'S; Summit O/R H; Sniper tuned; 4:10's. SFC's, Tokico HP Series Shocks & Struts, H&R Super Sport Springs, MM Caster Camber Plates, UCA's & LCA's all are here; To be installed shortly
Last edited by BlueBloodedPony; 03-03-2009 at 09:32 PM.
i love mine! Hopefully, ill keep it for a long time cause i want my kids to be able to drive it as well. Of course, they are gonna earn the priveledge to drive it.
i agree next to the fox body, the new edges are the best looking mustangs. The curves are sharp and muscular, but the body doesnt have a boxy look to it. The side panels and front end reming me a lot of a '69 or a '70 stang, but thats just my .02$
New Edge mustangs have the sharpest body lines and the meanest looking stance. I love the Fox body mustangs too. I really don't like the new mustangs I think ford did a horrible job on them.
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