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In celebration of the Fourth of July, Roush Performance released some figures about just where the parts for their 2010 Roush Mustang come from. The Mustang isn't entirely American made, but it does clock in at 86%, which, if you consider the growing trend towards globalization in the past few decades, is an incredibly high number. And, that 86% includes all of the stock Ford Mustang parts and the modifications made by Roush.
2010 Roush Mustang 427R  read more »

At the Ford Racing Invitational a few days back, Ford showed off a 2010 Mustang GT that was equipped with a new intake manifold developed by Ford Racing. The new manifold fits the company's modular V8 and is going through testing right now with an estimated sales date of this fall, and a price around $650. Why bother with this new manifold? Well, it doesn't add extra power to your car, but it does give you some modding options.  read more »

The Mid-America Ford Shelby Meet is scheduled for June 24-28 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Classic Design Concepts (CDC) will be making a big showing there. They will have their range of aftermarket Mustang products, like their Shaker hood system, (for model years 1994-2010) that you can buy, and on Saturday the 27th and Sunday the 28th, CDC technicians will be on hand to install your mods for you. And, in order to sweeten the deal, CDC will offer a 10% discount on the install cost if you pre-order the parts before Monday the 20th.  read more »

When it comes to aftermarket products for the Ford Mustang, it's normally the V8 engines that get all the love. Well, all you V6 drivers of Mustangs from model years 2005-2008, fear not, because R2C Performance has your back. The company has just announced their new MaxxFlow CAI, which uses similar technology as the cold air intake the company produces for the Mustang GT.
R2C Performance 4.0 Mustang MaxxFlow CAI  read more »

Steeda's Suspension Paks, like the Drag Racing Stage I, are some of their most popular items.
Steeda hasn't released any new information on their new 2010 Q-Series Mustang, but they do have a bunch of parts for the new 2010 Ford Mustang. In fact, the company actually has more parts for the 2010 Mustang than any other aftermarket provider. The lineup includes over 90 parts designed specially by Steeda Autosports' own engineering and development team that are unavailable anywhere else.  read more »