josh06

Thanks guys good to hear that there are others and dont have to worry,maybe a little paranoid at times.Who makes the best suspension for street/sometimes track use?I have seen the roush as well as steeda and ford perfromance.I also found the saleen suspension kit.trying to make a decision.Anyone using these suspensions?thanks Josh.

jthorn9

Well the shifting thing can be slightly eliminated by getting a short though shifter, but the car "LACKING" in a sence when it comes to accellerating is beyong me. Now it could be the chip driven throttle body valve, like my year is cable driven, a cable goes straight from the accellerator to the throttle body, your year, it's basically the same, but instead of attaching directly into the TB, it goes into a small box, which inturn inturpriates your responce, this will cause a little "LAG" at times, so is that what you're feeling?

Ken Rogers

I believe (not positive, anyone care to confirm this?) that the dealership would make money if they had to perform warranty repairs, wouldn't they? I mean, they are in business. They sell cars, and they fix cars. Wouldn't it be Ford's problem (by Ford, I mean not the dealership, but the giant faceless corporation)? So in other words, the dealership itself shouldn't be out of pocket.

In any case, you are the customer, they should be kissing your rear bumper to make you happy.

Ken

josh06

Your car looks like a twin to mine.Same year and color and options.great car.

josh06

I think its allright seems to be running fine.I think i was just tripping at the time and thought something was wrong with the car,this car is a blast to drive.Make excuses to go somewhere, when before i didnt like driving too much.

Justin_R

Congrats, I see we have another stang lover! Enjoy!

josh06

I can see these mustangs have the same apeal the old ones did which is why i bought the car,love the old body style,from 65-70 were some of the best years then ford just when down hill then finally they got it back with the 05.