1967 Mustang SEMA Tune-Up: Power Boost & Top Brand Partnerships
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In this thrilling episode by MotorTrend Channel, the team dives headfirst into fine-tuning their 1967 Mustang for the prestigious SEMA show. With a touch of bravado and a dash of technical prowess, they tackle pesky electrical issues and tackle that annoying trunk rattling sound. Through meticulous work and a bit of elbow grease, they enhance the car's audio quality with some nifty sound editing, showcasing their attention to detail.
But that's not all - the team delves into the intricate world of wiring harnesses, ECM mounting, and fixing those pesky loose connections that were causing the brake lights to act up. After some tinkering and troubleshooting, they triumphantly test the brake lights, ensuring everything is in top-notch condition. And of course, what's a car project without a bit of fun? The team considers doing a burnout to test for trunk feedback, adding a touch of adrenaline to their meticulous work.
As the Mustang undergoes tuning and dyno testing at Full Throttle Customs, the team's excitement is palpable. With the SEMA show looming, they push the car to its limits, aiming for peak performance. And at SEMA, the Mustang shines under the lights, showcasing the team's dedication to excellence and their partnership with top brands like Amazon, Dorman, and NOCO. With increased power and a newfound sense of pride, the team looks ahead to future projects with eager anticipation.
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