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Mail From: (email redacted) (Jeff Welborn)

Has anyone heard that on 94-95 mustangs, that when shifted the timing is
retarded by the EEC. This doesn't happen with the pre-94 models. This, of
course, helps make the new models slower. I believe that Ford says that the
rev extender will help solve it. Is there any other way to fix this?

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Mail From: "Freedman Mike" <(email redacted)>

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Has anyone heard that on 94-95 mustangs, that when shifted the timing is
retarded by the EEC. This doesn't happen with the pre-94 models. This, of
course, helps make the new models slower. I believe that Ford says that the
rev extender will help solve it. Is there any other way to fix this?
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Yes, this is deffinately true as seen at the track this weekend. A
friends car was running 111 mph all day long. When told to do it
without powershifting, the car went 115. What a bummer, Im just
glad that I found out before I bought one.

Mike.