Can i handle a mustang?
12-05-2005, 05:20 PM
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RE: Can i handle a mustang?
hey.. im 18 and i have a 05 GT and it's my first car... u have to take it easy first few months untill u find a good empty spot to test your cars handling and ability thats what i did....no on the streets i push my car to it's limits... 
btw i have an automatic transmition and i tried the manual trans 05 GT pretty much the same but the manual has more top power and u can hear the screaming of ur tire whenever u want...
btw i have an automatic transmition and i tried the manual trans 05 GT pretty much the same but the manual has more top power and u can hear the screaming of ur tire whenever u want...
12-05-2005, 06:43 PM
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RE: Can i handle a mustang?
Dan66....pretty impressive for your first car, my compliments!!
Torch red....thanks a lot. I love the black bullitts, I get more compliments on them than anything else. they are 18x9...I am running 255's all around. I think you could go up to 275 if you wanted. I got them off Ebay, from the following vendor, http://stores.ebay.com/O-E-Wheels I was concerned because they were so cheap....but the quality is great. That company manufactures the wheels themselves.
Torch red....thanks a lot. I love the black bullitts, I get more compliments on them than anything else. they are 18x9...I am running 255's all around. I think you could go up to 275 if you wanted. I got them off Ebay, from the following vendor, http://stores.ebay.com/O-E-Wheels I was concerned because they were so cheap....but the quality is great. That company manufactures the wheels themselves.
12-05-2005, 06:44 PM
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RE: Can i handle a mustang?
It's pretty much guaranteed that you will wreck your first car, god knows I did (good thing I only spent 400 dollars for it). I would get a beater for your first car, crash it, learn your lesson, then consider the mustang.....
12-05-2005, 06:51 PM
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RE: Can i handle a mustang?
allfyre, I am totally with you, I guess us old farts have the experience. I bought a beat up 78 Formula Firebird, and crashed it. Then I moved to an 84 GT... What a nice car. Then I moved to a T Bird, 96 GT Convertible, 2000 GT coupe, now the 06 GT coupe...
12-05-2005, 06:56 PM
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RE: Can i handle a mustang?
umm... guys the driving style there is diffrent from ours
our streets have sidewalks in between the coming and going side....there are traffic lights everywhere...roundabouts....driving in uae is alot easier than other places...i have seen american streets german street's the are just not comfortable for beginner driviers especially munich in germany...but here its alot easy...what im trying to say is if he really wants the mustag GT he should take it but he have to be super carefull....
UAE_Muscle : just try to keep space between you and the ones infront of you....and never try to do burnouts with streets and pavements stuff....u should be carefull from taxi's and women's driving... i have experience on those....if u were the first in the traffic light never push it hard ones it's green those toyota pickup cruiser guys are crazy they can take you and your car to another world lol....just keep practising the mustangs handling in an empty wide road...because when ur in a mustang its really uncomfortable for first few times the hood is tall and the rear is near u may be used to other cars like camry or these cars but the handling is 180 degrees difrent man....
our streets have sidewalks in between the coming and going side....there are traffic lights everywhere...roundabouts....driving in uae is alot easier than other places...i have seen american streets german street's the are just not comfortable for beginner driviers especially munich in germany...but here its alot easy...what im trying to say is if he really wants the mustag GT he should take it but he have to be super carefull....
UAE_Muscle : just try to keep space between you and the ones infront of you....and never try to do burnouts with streets and pavements stuff....u should be carefull from taxi's and women's driving... i have experience on those....if u were the first in the traffic light never push it hard ones it's green those toyota pickup cruiser guys are crazy they can take you and your car to another world lol....just keep practising the mustangs handling in an empty wide road...because when ur in a mustang its really uncomfortable for first few times the hood is tall and the rear is near u may be used to other cars like camry or these cars but the handling is 180 degrees difrent man....