Ford Mustang Racing

The New York Auto Show was the pedestal from which Saleen announced yet another project it has been working on. Racing legend Dan Gurney was the focus of the new signature edition Mustang - which will be released in late April - bearing a resemblance to his 1969 Trans Am series Mustang.

Once again, Saleen goes the extra mile to bring something new and interesting into the hearts of mustang enthusiasts. With the enormous line of specialty mustangs already being offered by Saleen, its exciting to see these guys are still hard at work building some of baddest mustangs America has ever seen. Saleen introduces the new H302 and H302SC, to their already famed Heritage Product Line.

Every person that has ever been to a drag strip all started off with one problem - they don’t know what to expect or do. Are you one of those people? If so, consider this  the first lesson from Modded Mustangs’ Drag Racing School.

So you have finally realized its pointless trying to hook your Mustang at the track with cheap (or expensive) street radials, and you have gone the extra mile to purchase to a decent set of racing slicks. Well, great! The amazing performance and traction slicks have to offer can bring a smile to any racer’s face. Once the hammer is dropped, the rush of acceleration travels through your body and pins you against the seat. It’s no wonder that more and more people are starting to use them.

Just when we thought that there were enough factory Modded Mustangs available, Roush brings us the 427R. You won’t hear us complaining, quite the opposite actually because the 2008 427R Trak Pak looks to be a great race car that we’ll be seeing on the track against Saleen’s Parnelli Jones Mustang.