tundra no longer alone

finaly found what i was looking for.

 

Nice Stang! I used to have a 67 convertible and plan on getting one of these soon.

 

have to tint sides and back, its a 6 speed manual 460 hp!!!!!!!! with rev matching, but best of all its MGM!! It matches the Tundra color

 

Throw some Nitto Ridge Grapplers on it, you'll be set.

 

Congratulations

 

Congrats, looks sweet

 

Time to start dodging some cones with it.

https://youtu.be/M__s0pCZuQs

https://youtu.be/KhUigPYZm9Y

 

Interesting! I didn’t know they had automatic rev matching and manual transmissions. I kind of like doing that myself but I’m sure it does it perfectly every time, which could be really fun.

Nice looking ride!

 

And a lift kit of course.

 

Schweeeet

 

Don't be one of those guys.

 

Nice ..... congratulations I’m sure you’ll love it . I loved my 89 until we had the 3rd child and it just wasn’t big enough .

 

what is it that makes the rear end of the mustang so loose? it seams like it is so easy to lose control of it. or is it just that the driver keeps the hammer down when the car starts to go sideways?

 

Congratulations! My oldest son is obsessed with the Challenger. I may have to cave in and get one some day to park beside my Tundra

 

Kuul Nice duo..........but how about a trio?

 

I think it's just a matter of numbers. There is a bunch of them out there and plenty of inexperienced show offs to go around.

 

I think Shreveport is mostly right, and combine that with the fact that it is RWD, high(er) power, and you have a recipe for disaster with the idiots of humanity. Toss in a dash of easily increased power through bolt ons and tunes, or just overpowered GT500s that people don't ever upgrade suspension or brakes on, and you have a really belligerent car that requires finesse. How many people have you seen whiskey throttle a motorcycle? Same thing here.


Mustangs can be some sweet rides. I did a track experience for an ex who loved Mustangs, and it was a ball. The cars had about $15k in extras on them, but they were in no way uncontrollable. I spun the tires at 80 MPH going from 3rd to 4th while maintaining absolute control, and I'm no Ricky Bobby.




Hey, OP, congrats on the new ride. Hope you enjoy it and lay down some miles!

 

nice looking tundra

 

thankx for all the input