2018 Ford Mustang with over 700bhp

2018 Ford Mustang with over 700bhp

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Malcolm067

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spendyboy

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64 months

Monday 19th May
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May I have a total height measurement as she now sits?

Malcolm067

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Front height to wheel arch: Approx 695mm
Rear height to wheel arch: Approx 715mm

Both front and rear springs have adjustable spring platforms.

spendyboy

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64 months

Monday 19th May
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It's a double decker garage, so I'm looking for the tallest point on the roof of the car, sorry.

Malcolm067

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Approx 1400mm

spendyboy

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Monday 19th May
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May we see the Dyno-sheet?

Malcolm067

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Hope that works.

spendyboy

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Monday 19th May
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It does

Malcolm067

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There is no dynamometer sheet. It's never been on a dyno but uses the Roush Phase 2 map developed by Roush for the installation and downloaded by Hendy from Roush.

Malcolm067

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The Roush software reference key is in the documents should there be a need to download the map again.

spendyboy

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Wednesday 21st May
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May I ask how long ago was the paintwork completed? Any signs of ongoing corrosion? Did the paint have time to cure well before the decals were reattached?

Malcolm067

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The paint work was completed by Hendy around 2 months ago.
The electrolytic corrosion was very minimal, just one spot of paint bubbling in a patch about 20mm or so long and around 10mm deep near the edge of each aluminium wing in about the 2 o'clock position looking at the wheel arch on the left wing and about the 10 o'clock position on the right wing where they seemingly contact a steel support.
They would not have been noticed from any distance. It is a common Mustang problem I believe and am told that a lot of people seem to ignore it. Hendy found it before I noticed it!
The aluminium bonnet was also painted but there was no visible external corrosion, only some very small corrosion around a seam under front of bonnet.
Hendy spent some time fixing these to a really excellent standard and I was really pleased with the work and with the paint finish being naturally very fussy.

Malcolm067

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The paintwork is really excellent with no corrosion at all now. The new paint is indistinguishable from the original paint finish in all respects.
The work took a few weeks because they had to order the stickers so I'm sure the paint will have had sufficient curing time.

spendyboy

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The 'stand is located in Swansea?

spendyboy

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'stang

Malcolm067

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15 miles west of Swansea.
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