Finally pulled the trigger

[Madyaks]

2013 PP SHO, can't wait to add some stuff and get it tuned.

 

[ridered74]

Nice lookin ride! Definitely get it tuned first. It's hard to put into words just how different it is, but I can tell you that I put mine back to stock two weeks ago and planned on leaving it stock over the winter. I made it 8 miles before I pulled off the road and put the tune back on it. I couldn't take it.

 

[SHOdded]

Congrats, Madyaks, and good luck with the new ride!

 

[Madyaks]

Congrats, Madyaks, and good luck with the new ride!

Thanks

I don't think it will ever be like yours, but I think with the mods we talked about it will be all I need.

 

[RAYJAY]

very nice ride. how many miles and was it fire sale price or just a good price ???

 

[Madyaks]

44 thousand, and it was 25,9.

I don't think it was a very good deal

 

[Barry Raymond]

44 thousand, and it was 25,9.

Its a good deal. Even better if it was a CPO.

 

[LowerLevel]

Congrats! Looks sharp.

 

[Livernois Motorsports]

Congrats on the new addition!

 

[Madyaks]

Plastidip soon to get rid of that nasty chrome

 

[2011TAURUSSEL]

Flower Petal wheels although not my choice look decent on the black. I went with Mottino TRE Titanium/Gunmetal for my Ingot Silver 2014 SHO. For those not following my buddy got a 2015 SHO with Performance Package. Based in Oregon so he tells me to pay shipping and he would send the F1's since I can get more use in Dallas then he can in Oregon Winter. I first thought he was joking but a few weeks later they arrive. He got Continental DWS at delivery so the F1's only have 50 miles. Since I expect to keep the SHO for a while I wanted to protect the OEM tires and wheels for trade in. I ordered the Mottinos from Tire Rack, had Costco mount, balance, TPMS and install in about two hours. Long story short OEM Michelin Primacy MXMs with about 12,2K miles sitting in the garage for trade in whenever that may be.

http://i641.photobucket.com/albums/uu133/MAGIC84_2009/IMG_0891_zps3hwsl3n9.jpg

 

[SHOdded]

Tires only have a 5-7 yr lifespan, and they must be stored properly during that time.