- Car Location: Florida
- 2020 Shelby GT500
- Factory Options:
- Technology package w/ Bang & Olufsen sound system
- Carbon fiber dash
- Side stripe option
- Red car cover
- Ceramic coated
- Upgrades:
- 981 Wheel HP reported
- 1160 HP reported to the crank
- Palm Beach Dyno remote tune
- Wedan Street and Performance dyno tune
- Kong blower porting
- Kong 108mm throttle body
- Supercharger powder coated in race red
- Griptec 2.50 pulley
- JMS boost a pump
- Gates belt
- Whipple tensioner
- SPE thermostat
- SPE auxiliary idler
- Division X fuel rails
- Injector dynamics 1300cc
- IRS subframe podi-loc system
- Shifteck race pipes
- Shiftteck X pipe
- JLT cold air intake
- JLT catch can
- 18% ceramic tint all around
- Signal lights tinted
- Reported to make 872 wheel HP on 93 octane
- Reported to make 981 Wheel HP on ignite E-85
- 3 pump return fuel system
- Jokerz full port upgrade
- PBD Billet supercharger lid
- Kooks headers w/ green cats
- Resonator delete
- Enthusiast owned
The Mustang premiered in 1964, and by 1965, Shelby Mustangs were on offer. These legendary Mustangs have been fettled by Shelby American to take the Mustang to the next level of performance. Where there’s a Mustang, you can be sure that there’s a Shelby Mustang in the offering too. Here’s a nice 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 from Florida that’s enthusiast-owned and comes with just 1,300 miles on the odo. It’s got a slew of upgrades and factory options as well. If you’re looking for a powerful Mustang that looks and sounds loud with the performance to back up, here’s a tidy option to consider.
Exterior and Interior
The Mustang is currently on the sixth generation that was introduced in 2015. Penned by Kemal Curic, it builds on the retro-modern homage of the fifth generation, whilst making it slightly lower, wider, and giving it a leaner and meaner stance. This 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 wears a stand-out red paintwork with the side stripe option. It wears a ceramic coating for extra durability and the signal lights have been tinted. It rolls on blacked-out 20-inch alloys with Michelin tires. The interior features a black color theme and has a carbon fiber dash, plus the Technology Package which includes a Bang & Olufsen sound system. The Shelby snake motif is present on the seatbacks. The instrument cluster is fully digital, and the infotainment system is touch-screen operated. A dual-zone climate control system is present too.
Engine
This 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 is powered by a hand-built 5.2L ‘Predator’ cross-plane supercharged V8. Stock output is rated at 760hp. However, this Mustang has a slew of upgrades under its belt that result in reported outputs at the wheels of 981hp with Ignite E-85 and 872hp with regular 93 octane gas. It’s got a Palm Beach Dyno remote tune, Wedan Street and Performance dyno tune, Kong blower porting, Kong 108mm throttle body, Griptec 2.50 pulley, JMS boost pump, Gates belt, Whipple tensioner, Injector Dynamics 1,300cc injectors, Shiftec X-pipe, and race pipes, JLT cold air intake and catch can, 3-pump return fuel system, Jokerz full port upgrade, PBD billet supercharger lid and the supercharger is powder coated in race red. Kooks headers with green cats, resonator delete and IRS subframe podi-loc system are some of the other enhancements.
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