Try www.cal-mustang.com They have one in their catalog but i can't recall the price but i'm sure it's on their web-site. This is one to be used without the lightbar although they have both styles.
Our local news just did a consumer report on the auto dry and it worked very well. Not perfect, there were a FEW water spots but nothing like not using it.
Guess it's worth a try. They gave it a thumbs up.
Just a thought -- the 4.6GT is set to run on 87 octane. If you use 91-93 all the time your car can be hard to start. This has happened to me, i go back to 87 and no problems.
Nice to know -- i have a black car and spots are always there if i dont wipe dry. We have hard water as well so i guess i'll give it a try.
Does it work well with any brand auto wash?
The super flows are supposed to make a little more power cuz they flow better but ???????? I really don't think it would be worth the money to switch over but if you need mufflers then go for it.
Try the NXT, best wax i have found for a black car. I use a cleaner, polish and then NXT. The NXT makes the color look deeper and the shine is outstanding.
I just have the filter -- from what i read the FIPK isn't worth the money for the very small hp gain. Put the money in something else, underdrive pullies or timing adjuster. Better yet -- gears.
My car is black as well and the NXT is great on black. It helps fill in and hide scratches and imperfections and the shine is outstanding. I think you will like it alot.
On Meguiars site they say use the polisher at 4-4.5 if you use it with the NXT.
I have started to use NXT for the final wax over the #7 and cleaner. The NXT does a great job on all colors but really well on darker colors. I have a black car and i think this is the best its looked.
Of course opinions are like -------- we all have one.
With gas pushing $2.00 a gallon your better to leave it on for everyday driving. I am at about 1100 rpm at 35-40 mph, good for gas mileage. If you want to get on it a bit - turn it off. It keeps rpm's a bit higher for more power.