2010 Grabber Blue 5 Speed Premium Gt Ford Mustang on 2040-cars
Katy, Texas, United States
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Up for auction is a 2010 grabber blue 5 speed Premium GT Ford Mustang, which has had a few modifications done to it. For one, it is sporting the Edelbrock E-Force Supercharger installed by Tommy Vaughn, an authorized Ford performance shop here in the Houston area. The only way you can tell any modifications have been made, is by the label on the trunk stating, “Tuned by Fastlane”. Otherwise, the car is a complete sleeper. Next we had a high performance RAM 98952 clutch installed. Next, we installed American Racing 4 inch long tube Headers and x-pipe along with a Roush cat back exhaust. This exhaust sometimes causes the check engine light to come on. This is due to the headers throwing off the o2 sensor. Also a steeda tri-axle short shifter was added. Also a kenne bell boosta pump and a smaller pulley which sets the supercharger at 10 lbs of boost. There is also a installed air/fuel gauge in the left air vent which has not been hooked up yet but has the piece ready to be installed. The exterior is almost blemish free. There are two small scratches that are each less than one inch in length. Whether they were created via a grocery cart or someone else’s door, I cannot say. The third blemish is a small ding created when a hard plastic trashcan became pinned between the left rear wheel well and the garage. A small dent that should be able to be popped out and there is no paint infractions. These minor blemishes can be seen in the pictures provided. This car came with 410 stock horsepower. With the modifications, she now cranks out some 560 horsepower to the crank. The car was dyno’d by fastlane and made 480 rwhp to the wheels. She has had new Pirelli rubber recently installed. The car has never been taken to a track and has been garage kept. If you feel the "Need For Speed", this car is for you! Happy bidding and good luck! |
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