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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Victoria, The no fun state
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Hey guys just wondering what the major differences are between the three as they're all based on mustangs or is it just a matter of personal choice. As far as can tell all the high end models are supercharged and have interior upgrades and suspension upgrades.
Or is one shop better than the other not planning on buying just curious. |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Tamworth
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Roush come with IRS if im not mistaken.
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Cynical Idealist
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Orlando, FL, USA
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Roush cars come in three stages. Stage 1 gets you a body kit and some suspension stuff. Stage 2 gets you that plus a little more. Stage 3 gets you a supercharger. Saleen was ousted from his own company a few years back. Since then he formed SMS, and the old company bearing his name went bankrupt. Now he's getting his old company back. Saleen cars used to feature the most extensive re-styling work. Now the Roush cars have probably caught up in that area. Shelby still has a Ford corporate connection (the GT500 is badged as a Shelby). Shelby does its own cars, but they're ridiculously expensive. Steeda also does some fine work with Mustangs, but you hardly hear about them anymore.
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Tamworth
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Turns out they have done a few, but its not part of there standard range.
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