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Yeah, me either. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something. Thanks!

Okay... let's pretend I'm dumb for just a minute. Exactly what gap are we talking about?

I bought a used 2006 GT 'Vert recently. While having some work done my mechanic noticed that the previous owner had replaced the OEM coil packs wi HI Performance COPs from Accel. He told me that the aftermarket HP coils could ruin the ECU and cause expensive repairs. Has anyone else ever heard...

That pack would keep your factory powertrain warranty intact according to the FRPP website. "Performance Packs and Components are warranted for factory-supplied material or workmanship, when installed on a late model Ford vehicles by an authorized Ford or Lincoln Dealer or Shelby Automotive...

Just a little food for thought. http://www.speedsportlife.com/2011/07/07/dont-panic-the-warranty-voiding-tsb-really-isnt-that-big-of-a-deal/

According to Motor Trend comparison between 2011 BMW M3 and 2011 Mustang GT w/ Brembo Pkg. The mustang's stopping distance from 60 mph was 2 feet shorter than the M3. If you like Beemer brakes you should be happy with the Brembos on your Mustang. Good luck and tell us the results!

I ordered the Brembo package because I plan to do some weekend autocrossing. I figured the suspension and brake upgrades would give me a good starting point without having to do a lot of aftermarket parts shopping and swapping to get started. "To each his own"... that's why they make it an option.

You're so right. People have strong opinions about conventional, blends, and pure synthetics. I'm sure there are plenty of misconceptions about all of them. Depending on use and circumstances any of the options would be fine.

Started having the same problem a couple hundred miles ago. Have a Hurst short throw installed and it makes no difference.

The Brembo package actually includes over the stock GT, a different suspension tune, stability control calibration, 19" Brembo specific wheels, as well as the brakes themselves for $1695.00. Mine also came with Goodyear F1 supercar tires. Worth the money to me? You bet! Eye candy, not hardly...

From "About us, Mobil Exxon Mobil 1, introduced to North America in 1974 a 5W-20 grade (category IV) PAO base oil.

Hi and welcome from another noob. I picked up my new '12 GT 'vert the same day. I love the car and can't wait for summer so my baby can run around "topless". The wife and I are planning on taking her to the left coast this spring.

I have an LG Cosmos 2 and I had a problem with pairing. Sync would recognize the phone and then disconnect every time. The problem was with the automatic download for the phone book. Pairing the phone and saying no to the auto download and then doing a manual download for the phone book...

According to the service mgr. at the local dealer the GT comes from the factory with synthetic blend that has, according to Ford Engineering, special additives for proper break-in. According to the service manager changing the factory oil or going to full synthetic before the first scheduled oil...

I read it the same way Weazl. I have an appointment in the morning for my first oil change (750 miles) and I will check with the service dept. and let you know what they say. If it came with synthetic blend I'm changing to full synthetic tomorrow.

Below is from Edmund's Inside Line: "Proponents of the skip-shift system argue that if the system helps to reduce the gas-guzzler tax, then it's cool since it saves the customer some cash. However, the Mustang isn't even close to the gas guzzler tax threshold -- which is based on "unadjusted"...

I picked up my 2012 GT Premium Conv. on Dec. 23, 2011. The only mod so far is the Hurst shifter. Love the car and get nothing but compliments on it. A link to pics below. http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.265864180144446.62969.100001625978431&type=1&l=58fb2b349a

Just curious...but who buys a 412 hp car and then worries about gas mileage? If you want to save gas the skip shift should help, if you drive the car like it was meant to be driven you will never notice it. Mine has never been an issue even in heavy traffic. It has never "forced" me to do anything.