BoostRabbitGT
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Lol, I drive an EcoBoost.We're all driving Mustangs here. V8 Mustangs at that.

As for the topic, I'm in the GT camp and let's leave it at that.
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Lol, I drive an EcoBoost.We're all driving Mustangs here. V8 Mustangs at that.
I mean, you're not wrongAll I was saying is that the GT vs DH posts, in general, all seem to eventually spiral down into pissing contests.
Agreed.I mean, you're not wrongAt the end of the day, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. People need to understand just that. People may not agree with your opinion and there is nothing wrong with that. Some are just more vocal than others
At the end of the day, how about we all just be thankful that we can enjoy this kind of experience still?![]()
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It is worse when you're cruising around in your "GT" with your kid and all they can say is, "OMG! Is that a Dark Horse?!"Agreed.
Now can you stop posting about your lame ass GT and let me tell you how great my DH is?![]()
Ecoboosts rock too! I just meant GT vs. DH is a bit silly since both are Coyote V8s.Lol, I drive an EcoBoost.![]()
Are those the stock PP rims that come on the s650 GTs? I've seen some thumbnails on Youtube that highlight the PP Rims and those vehicles did not come ordered with the NP PP combo.Of my car or the DH? Why not both!
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No, they are the optional 19" Premier polished aluminum wheels - $895 extra. Available on the EB, EBP, GT, and GTP.Are those the stock PP rims that come on the s650 GTs? I've seen some thumbnails on Youtube that highlight the PP Rims and those vehicles did not come ordered with the NP PP combo.
Correct. Although in April 2023 when I ordered, they were just another wheel option unlocked with Performance Package. I didn’t pay an upcharge for them.No, they are the optional 19" Premier polished aluminum wheels - $895 extra. Available on the EB, EBP, GT, and GTP.
Understood. And yes you and RoadPilot were right about your responses. I went to the builder and the stock PP rims are carbonized gray. Eventually I'll be in the market for a car such as this loaded up without NP nor Recaros, a M1 Premium w/HP or a Camaro 2SS 1LE (only manuals, no auto), but the PP rims were a little concerning to me.Correct. Although in April 2023 when I ordered, they were just another wheel option unlocked with Performance Package. I didn’t pay an upcharge for them.
I know those wheels because I had considered buying this exact GT before I finally found my DH:Understood. And yes you and RoadPilot were right about your responses. I went to the builder and the stock PP rims are carbonized gray. Eventually I'll be in the market for a car such as this loaded up without NP nor Recaros, a M1 Premium w/HP or a Camaro 2SS 1LE (only manuals, no auto), but the PP rims were a little concerning to me.
If you had a 350R like your tag says… it IS a different car… you’d need to compare it to a dark horse R… a more light weight track specific modern equivalent.I want to comment on this thread but can’t because I’ve never driven a Dark Horse
I can comment on GT vs GT350 as I used to own a PP1 and have driven an S650 PP
The 350 feels like a completely different car … the difference in handling and driving characteristics is massive …
I’m a little surprised on some of the comments I’m reading