What engine will you be getting?

[edgeflyer]

if I’m reading the chart correctly, the 4.46 with aftermarket 35s should be around the “everyday driving” range.

Yes, unless you are ok dropping 1 mpg or so, then go 4.7 if possible with your build.

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[Broncocito]

I didn't realize there was a 3.73 offering. Still not going to affect reliability. Broken 2.3's are from early teething problems in 2015 and abused motors in later Mustangs. I think there is just a culture of V8 purists that cant stand for 4 cyl being an option trying to tarnish it.

As far as proving anything, no, I just hate to see someone's dreams watered down because anyone who buys a tuner license can build a tune, or young kids wringing the crap out of a high strung 4 banger all night long. Make your own decision, but don't do it solely based on tuner websites.

I hear you... I guess it comes down on which engine someone wants based on desires and needs.

 

[Hoofnmouth]

I want the manual but how many of you would cancel your reserve if the 2022 had 2.7 with a stick?

 

[Granger Ford]

I would take the one I am getting and trade in on the V6 Stick...

I will not hold my breath hoping they remember the blue boy in the corner

 

[Hoofnmouth]

Good call ,me too ill take the 2.3 wring it out if i dont like it or they come out with a stick 2.u or 5.0 im in lifes too short to not be happy with your ride?

 

[edgeflyer]

I hear you... I guess it comes down on which engine someone wants based on desires and needs.

To be fair, I'm getting the 2.7, I ride a sport bike...

 

[Broncocito]

To be fair, I'm getting the 2.7, I ride a sport bike...

Roger that. I (we) can hardly wait for the arrivals.

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