Tag: Ford

A Mustang supercharger is one of the best ways to boost power and help your engine run better. Though supercharger kits can get pretty costly, there are superchargers out there that won’t break the bank, while still delivering excellent performance enhancement. Before you start looking for a supercharger, you need some basic information about your […] More »

Shelby American Inc. unveiled its new Super Snake post title package for the 2012 Ford Shelby GT500 at the New York International Auto Show, last month. With 800 horsepower, the Shelby GT500 Super Snake was the most powerful American muscle car introduced at the show. “Shelby American has a rich history at the New York […] More »

Fulfilling the desire of Ford Shelby GT fans worldwide, executives with Shelby American Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Carroll Shelby International Inc., introduced the new Shelby GTS post-title package for the 2011-2012 Ford Mustang at the New York International Auto Show. Available with a either a V6 or V8, normally aspirated or supercharged, the […] More »

In addition to the exterior refresh, V6 buyers who choose the automatic can now opt for the V6 Performance Package, which was previously available only with the manual tranny. GT and Boss 302 Changes >>>>

For its second year, the Boss 302 receives the full exterior refresh. The most significant changes to the 2013 are the vintage “hockey sticks” running along the body and the thick stripe running down the middle of the hood. For improved cooling, the fog light covers in the grille are now removable to allow more […] More »

The changes to the GTs start up front. While the GT retains the massive grille mounted fog lights–many believed they wouldn’t return– it receives a new lower fascia with a front splitter to enhance the aerodynamics. The shortened hood also gets a new set of heat extracting gills which help to suck heat from the […] More »

But the changes don’t stop on the outside. Inside the cabin, every new Mustang owner can opt for the new Track Apps, which allow drivers to measure 0-30, 0-60, 0-100, braking and quarter mile times, and g-force on a 4.2″ productivity screen mounted between the vintage-looking tach and speedo.  Given that there’s a specific app […] More »