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06-27-2006, 03:22 PM

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elektra

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RE: Revving the engine!

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ORIGINAL: blackNchrome05

black is tough as hell to keep clean... but when it is.... oooh so sexy

Like a mirror

I need to get some shoes for my baby now. I see all these people on here with nice wheels and I still have the stock 16's on! It looks nice but I see tons of 18's that I want. Soon i tell myself... SOON!

06-27-2006, 03:36 PM

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2005Cstripe

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RE: Revving the engine!

Black does look difficult to keep clean. However, it is a drop dead sexy color to the mustang body. Prior to my 2005 I owned a 1999 gt convertible. I did not have to wash it much for it to look clean too. White is very easy to maintain its exterior cleaniness. I would like to purchase a new black 2007 mustang. I am not sure either hardtop or coupe. I miss owning a convertible!

06-27-2006, 06:38 PM

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scrming

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RE: Revving the engine!

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ORIGINAL: chadlet

With out even being in neutral I have had mine to 5600-5800 range. Thats stock no tune no nothing. I have an 06 but that shouldnt make a difference.

There is a seperate rev limiter for neutral/park... it is set to 4000... (which is actually a good thing!)

06-27-2006, 06:49 PM

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Green Machine 123

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RE: Revving the engine!

the door trim is only for rental mustangs

06-27-2006, 07:01 PM

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scrming

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ORIGINAL: Green Machine 123

the door trim is only for rental mustangs

that's what I used to think... however.... i know a guy who bought a 06 V6 new from the dealership with it... it had like 2 miles on it... so it definitely wasn't a rental