Ford GT Mods

[amg211]

any advice for best price/performance tuning/mod package and manufacturer? also, any warranty issues with Ford if any mod upgrades are installed?

 

[shelbyelite]

Warranty has expired on 95% of GTs out there already, so is your car still under warranty? If not then that would not be a concern in my opinion....
Anyway, We sell many mods along with several other vendors on here also. The search button will help you big time

 

[fjpikul]

Bang for the buck: pulley and tune, exhaust, tranny cooler, short-throw shifter. Plenty of posts here covering all of these.

 

[Fast Freddy]

^^^^^^ those are the exact mods that i have :thumbsup it got me to 212 mph on GPS :cool a whipple 4.0, headers and a accufab throttle body should get me to 225 mph on GPS :biggrin

 

[tmcphail]

Pulley and tune is a solid way to go, I can help you with that if your interested in a solid 620WHP

email me [email protected]

Link to my own GT progression :

http://www.unleashedtuning.com/content/view/10/17/

 

[amg211]

thank you for the input, everyone am not a GT owner, as yet, but have the bug, per se have had a lot of fun with a 2005 E55/211 AMG that is RENNtech Stage 4 modded with: Evosport phenolic spacers, secondary heat exchanger, toe-links etc seldom track, but with a good driver (not me) should run low/mid-11's for a saloon. anyway, there's about a handful of stablemates that I'm considering, and none are very much alike:

Ford Gt
AM Vanquish S
AM DB9
GT-R
MB SL65 (or 63) AMG
MB CLK 63 Black Series

my E55 is a daily driver and considering de-modding, but the mods really just make for a healthier car, given the extra cooling package and added air-flow throughout the engine.

do have to say though, that the FGT seems very distinct unto itself and am a big fan of the car: power/performance, looks, heritage, limited production and will be a collector's car. and if one decides to mod, seems ever so-slight upgrades have a significant amount of incremental power.

thanks.