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Any 2015 GT Premium Owners? Some questions...

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I've been able to break in my 2015 GT Premium (w/Anniversary Package) and have some questions for everyone...

1) Have you noticed that the Satellite stations sound worse than the HD radio stations? I mean, it doesn't sound bad, but doesn't sound nearly as good as HD radio. Is that to be expected, or is something wrong with my audio?

2) Seems everyone has the brake screeching issue... I am getting used to it, but my neighbors love it (grin)

3) What's the best "settings" to use the full horsepower/acceleration? Should the stick be in "S" mode, with "racing" mode selected? I find when I put the pedal to the floor when I am already going 60 it doesn't accelerate very quickly.

4) What can I do to increase the horespower that won't void warranty/lease? Do I just drop it off at Ford Racing at a dealer and have them install a tuner? Is that pretty much it?

5) Why is there no launch control on the automatic version?

THANKS!!
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2) Seems everyone has the brake screeching issue... I am getting used to it, but my neighbors love it (grin)
The braking issue seems limited to the base GT brakes, which is the same brake on the 2.3 EB PP. I've not seen anyone report a resolution yet. I have the 15" Brembo on a GT PP, no noises.

4) What can I do to increase the horespower that won't void warranty/lease? Do I just drop it off at Ford Racing at a dealer and have them install a tuner? Is that pretty much it?
I've not seen a Tune available from Ford Racing for the 2015 Mustang, yet. While a Tune will not void your vehicle warranty, any warranty related issues to a Tune could have them blaming the Tune and deny said warranty claim.

5) Why is there no launch control on the automatic version?
Because it really isn't needed since the stock torque converter is limited to how many RPM's it can flash to. This is not a Ford design limitation, but a torque converter design limitation. If you want to drag race with a automatic and want a higher rpm flash to launch off the line with, you have to get something like a Circle D high stall converter. The down side to this is that driving at normal low rpm cruising speeds will take more throttle to move the car the same since the converter will essentially be like a constantly slipping clutch until the converters designed rpm range is reached.
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