With the engine hot, park on level ground and shut off the engine. Wait a couple minutes for the oil to return to the oil pan. Open the hood and find the dipstick on the engine – a metal loop or grip sticking out of the end of a metal Read more…
An Awakening… In box stock form, the 3.8L Essex V-6 produces 145-150 hp at the crankshaft. According to Super Six Motorsports, that’s 0.625 hp per cubic inch or 38.2 hp per liter. Can you put a supercharger on a 3.8 V6 Mustang? With ProCharger’s revolutionary intercooled supercharger system for 3.8L Read more…
The Ford Fox platform is an automobile platform that was used by Ford Motor Company. Introduced for compact sedans in the 1978 model year, the Fox architecture was utilized for a wide variety of configurations for Ford and Lincoln-Mercury vehicles. Is a Fox body a Ford? The third-generation Mustang was Read more…
Three Rivers, Massachusetts. Proudly handcrafted in Three Rivers, Massachusetts, since 1980, Mustang Motorcycle Products, LLC continues to be the leader in the design and fabrication of world-class motorcycle seats. Every seat starts with a passion for riding and a deep-rooted belief in the tradition of quality American manufacturing. Is Mustang Read more…
It’s a good seat good quality and super comfy. It does sit up a bit higher than my factory seat but no big deal I feel so much better after riding all afternoon versus the old seat. What is the best seat for a motorcycle? Best Motorcycle Seat for Long Read more…
2017. Ford first introduced the 10-speed gearbox in the 2017 Ford F-150. Is the Ford 10-speed transmission reliable? While generally reliable, there have been numerous issues since then, up to now, that plague it. A class-action lawsuit was filed for the F-150 10-speed transmission built from 2017 to 2021. Owners Read more…
2.73-3.31. The majority of Mustangs come with a ratio of 2.73-3.31 from the factory. What rear end is in a 2006 Mustang GT? The 2005-2010 V8 Mustangs with 8.8” rear ends used 31 spline rear axles. What gear ratio does Mustang GT have? What Gear Ratio Should I Buy? Most Read more…
It’s important to keep traction control on 99% of the time when you’re driving. However, there are some cases where the safety feature could do more harm than good. For example, it’s better to keep it off if you get stuck in the mud, sand, or even snow. Why would Read more…
That may sound discouraging, but here’s some better news – you can feel a 4 percent increase in torque and a 2 percent increase in horsepower when you’re driving. If you think your car is making a bit more power, that’s because it probably is. Do bolt ons add power Read more…
In driving instances where you get caught in heavy rain, snowy or icy conditions, or even surfaces where the ground may feel loose, traction control will make a big difference in maintaining your safety. Traction control can be beneficial when driving around curves in dangerous weather conditions. When would you Read more…