2017 Ford Mustang Shelby Gt350x on 2040-cars
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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This 2017 Shelby Mustang GT350X was built to be "one-of-a-kind" 875HP supercharged V-8 Mustang that will out-perform and out-handle the Ford GT, the Dodge Demon and Redeye, the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, as well as the new Porsche GT3RS; and has the nostalgia look of the 1965 and 1966 GT350.
The Shelby GT350X has a 2.9L Whipple twin-screw supercharger, which delivers dense oxygen into Ford’s amazing, new flat-plane crank V-8. (This is the same advanced-engineered supercharger that powers Ford’s Cobra Jet drag racer.) The Whipple system includes the billet oval 132mm electronic throttle body, high flow 72lb./hr. fuel injectors and a new, high-flow intercooler pump. It makes up to 875 (+350HP over the stock GT350) engine on 93-octane fuel with only 9-psi of boost!
Next, the GT350X muscle car was equipped with a full complement of Steeda Autosports’ suspension modifications, which completely transforms the Mustang with improved handling and vehicle control as well as the competitive advantage on both the street and track. This car truly does have the suspension set-up that will handle the increased HP. Modifications include:
2-point G-Track brace
Billet oil separator
Rear independent rear suspension subframe brace
Independent rear suspension alignment kit
Camber plates
Clutch helper spring
Adjustable rear toe link
Billet aluminum integral/vertical links
Rear swaybar
Rear camber arm brackets
And last, but not least, this Shelby GT350X Mustang build include:
Brushed-aluminum GT350X grille emblem
Color-coded Lightning Blue “supercharged” side rocker stripes
Color-coded “supercharged” hood callouts
Steeda G-TRAC Suspension fender badges
Color-matched GT350X emblem on the rear fascia
Body-colored rear fascia
Body-colored rear spoiler with Lightning Blue over-the-top striping
GT350X sill plates and dash plaque
GT350X wheel center caps
Raised white-letter Nitto drag radials (Raised white letters courtesy of Tire Stickers.)
GT350X callouts embroidered on the front seats
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