I go with Haggerty, the only reason is "agreed upon value" policy. My regular insurance company wont cover the 30k in performance upgrades i have on my car. Haggerty will, but my premium went up 40% this year. Im going to shop around in july when this policy gets close to expiring.
agree, i have B&O in both my mach1 and Superduty, both are kinda dissapointing on nice day with the windows down and i want to crank some 80 hair band rock!!
Ive gone from a 2014 gt with a roush stage 1, to a 2019 with a whipple stage 2, to my current M1 with Hellion street sleeper. 575whp -710 whp- 900 whp. The 2014 was stock other than the blower kit. The 2019 had clutch, driveshaft, and half shafts. The 2022 has E85 fuels system, clutch...
I would take $300, including the X pipe. but i did some shipping calculator estimates on fedex and ups. 50 lbs. 72 inch x 30 inch x 24 inch box anywhere from $400 -$800 and that doesnt include the box and packing materials. So i think getting it to you it not realistic.
I have factory active exhaust from my 2022 mach1 sitting in my garage. I upgraded to mbrp 3 inch active exhaust. The mbrp system reuses the factory actuator setup, so that wouldnt come with it.
I have the mbrp active exhaust and headers. May not be exactly the setup you are looking at but close. The headers i have are made by Hellion for the street sleeper turbo kit thats on the car. I like the sound. My last 2019 had roush exhaust and it was loud. Cold start was crazy. I like...
Neither car had the cht option in the settings. I was however able to monitor that with sct tuner, unfortunately i dont remember the temps. before covid was my last track day. i now have mach 1 i want to get out there with.
I ran HPDE in my stock 2014 manual gt. Then with that same 2014 with a Roush blower kit. I also ran multiple HPDE in my 2019 whipple gt pp2. I never had an issue with anything overheating or going into limp mode. Im not the fastest or slowest, prob middle of the pack.