How to use Remote Rev in 2024 Mustang S650 & a Key History Lesson

[KINGKONA]

Am I grouped in with murders because we both have hands?

How about we just enjoy what we have regardless of what others do. If someone associates all people of a group as bad because of one bad actor I could literally care less about their opinion.

To some people, yes.

FWIW, it doesn't seem like you couldn't care less.

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[zstanny]

Sold it during peak COVID nonsense for WAY more than I bought it for (granted I had to put a new LS7 in it so still lost lots of money). Also I'm young and single and soon to be BROKE

 

[JWS]

There’s also the fact that one of these is created with nothing but software coding and the other requires additional hardware

So the whole thread of complaining is really asinine

It’s basically like saying “no this creative little gimmick is stupid grow up” which skirts the entire fact that the Mustang is a giant Man Toy to begin with and this is an “easy” crowd pleaser that got thrown in

Someone doesn’t want to use it? Cool, nobody’s holding a gun to their head lol

 

[S650 GT]

This future is totally for me.
Normally I am the one sitting inside and people listening to the sound of my car.

It's time to listen to my own sound when walking to my car.

 

[MikenDallas]

I think it’s cool!
So much so that I’m thinking about switching my order to an automatic.

 

[Rag]

Yes, you too, can spin a main bearing without even getting in the car.
Awesome<rolls eyes>

 

[jeffnudi]

For car people, sure. For the other 97.8712% of people, not so much.

This is just slightly off topic, but did you know that 86.28% of all statistics are made up on the spot?

 

[IFFV68]

I'm a 60's muscle car guy. First was a 1966 Fairlane GTA. I love all this stuff including the tech. Besides, I'm old and frail. I need it!!

Excellent Reply.
I purchased a 1967 GTA when I came back from Vietnam.
Dark Blue, two-door hardtop, 390, big Holly four barrel. GT was a 4-Speed. GTA was a C-6 Automatic. My Car payments for $50 a month. How things have changed.
I had use at least 98 octane.
It was $.32 a gallon in 1969.

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