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I'm a little confused by your reply. Did the issue go away on the right and is still slightly present on the left? Or did the issue not go away at all? A significant exhaust leak at the manifold can screw up what your downstream oxygen sensor is measuring. This can lead to your car registering...

I would guess that your thermostat has a part number on it. If not, you can always call the service/parts department at a Ford dealer.

That looks like condensation to me. It should disappear eventually as your engine reaches operating temperature. Drive it around for a while to let the engine and exhaust components warm up and then see if it's still happening. Let us know if it persists. Most, if not all, cars do this. You...

Just use the OEM part. As long as your cooling system is working properly, the engine will reach the same operating temperature, regardless of ambient conditions.

Well, I guess that explains why I usually don't see their parts listed anywhere.

They sound nice. :nice: I have seen Granatelli once or twice for suspension components but they aren't usually listed when I look for parts. I didn't know they made an exhaust as well. These remind me of the pype bombs I had on my 2012. They sounded similar and had a resonance at about the same...

I'm not so sure you can get much faster in a V6 with your mods. I don't know if they fixed the issue in the 2014 model but there are aftermarket driveshafts and driveshaft loops. As with most parts on a car, failures don't happen to everyone at the same speed or mileage. If you are worried about...

For your mods, a tune from any one of the common names should be fine (including Bama). As you noted, the axle back and CAI are pretty much just for sound. The real gains come from the tune so I'm sure you'll notice a nice improvement. FYI, it is usually better if you post new questions as a...

I'm down in Cincinnati and I think there are a couple more guys in the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area. I don't usually have the time to cruise (let alone work on my car) but I don't know about anyone else. I'm not familiar with Columbus but you can usually meet car guys and gals by...

Welcome! Looks good.

Nice! If you haven't done so already, join us over at the fox forum for any questions you may have.

Welcome! Very cool build. Good luck and I look forward to your progress.

Welcome! What kind of mustang do you have?

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That depends on how wide you want to go and the wheels you currently have. The 2011 V6 had 3 stock wheel choices: 17x7, 18x8, and 19x9.5 (performance package). Which one do you have and what is your current tire size? You can use a site like Tirerack.com to see the recommended wheel width for...

My initial guess would be the rear main seal. However, I suggest you clean that area off first and see if the source of the oil is indeed from that area or from somewhere else. Welcome to the forums!

Welcome! That's a clean fox. It looks like you have a nice project in the works there. I look forward to your progress. The group over in the fox forum should be able to help you with any questions you have.

I'm glad to hear it's resolved. :nice:

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Welcome back! You all have a nice set of cars. Feel free to join everyone over in the fox and classic forums.