News on the page about the Stage 3 Performance team. We discovered the following photos on the tuner's social media channel and just have to show them to you. You can see the current model of the Ford Mustang (6 generation) with a mega eye-catching widebody kit. If you look at the powerful TruFiber Cowl induction hood, it should be immediately clear that in connection with the visible intercooler, there is guaranteed no series performance in the Mustang. However, the company has not really posted many details so that we have to "guess" something about the changes to the car. What we were able to find out and have recognized ourselves, we provide you in a small summary below. Should you discover any further changes, we would be happy if you let us know in the "comment box", we will of course include them in the post.
(Photo / s: TruFiber.com)
That's us known More deets:
- darkened windows
- TruFiber Cowl induction hood
- big front splitter
- red accents on the car (calipers, outside mirrors)
That's us unknown More deets:
- unknown lowering (sports springs, coil springs, sports suspension, coilover suspension, - Info is pending)
- possibly an increase in performance - (possibly a compressor or turbo conversion because of the visible intercooler)
- possibly a sports exhaust system (info is still pending)
- Alloy wheels in an estimated 20 inch (Black, possibly ADV.1 Wheels)
- black grille
We will write to the tuner and ask if he can send us more pictures and technical details about the conversion.
Certainly, new information and certainly new pictures and videos will soon be online. As soon as this is the case, we will of course put it online and inform you about it.
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