So, is the back more rounded on 2010 mustangs? Also, hows the performance?
the whole body is more rounded vs the 2008 model but the style has not changed since the 2009 remodel, and the performance saw a big boost with performance in 2011 but no change with the 2010with the 2011 model they introduced the new 5.0L coyote V8 with 412 hp and 390 lb/ft vs the outgoing 4.6L V8 with 315 hp and 320 lb/ftthe 0-60 time shot from 4.9 seconds to 4.3 secondsthe handling has not changed since the 2009 model, but here are the results anywaylateral acceleration 0.94 g and figure-eight time 25.3 seconds at 0.75 gthe big improvements in the 5.0 are obviously displacement, a better flowing cylinder head, tubular headers, and twin independent variable cam timingall of those improvements deliver 412 hp with 25 mpg highwaythe gt500 also saw a minor performance boost due to the new aluminum block 5.4L V8it saved over 100lbs in the front end vs the cast iron block, and low friction cylinder liners give it a 10 hp boost to 550hp and 510 lb/ftthe 0-60 time is not 4.0 seconds vs 4.1 last yearand minor handling improvements due to the lighter weight and the more balanced weight distribution.
I cover my oven trays with foil and spray the top of the foil with cooking spraySure does make clean up so much easierGOOD LUCK!
At my house, we have never used cookie sheets, but we use aluminum foilSo yes, it does work and it works wellJust make sure you add a bit of oil on the foil so the cookies don't stick.
I cover my oven trays with foil and spray the top of the foil with cooking spraySure does make clean up so much easierGOOD LUCK!
At my house, we have never used cookie sheets, but we use aluminum foilSo yes, it does work and it works wellJust make sure you add a bit of oil on the foil so the cookies don't stick.
the whole body is more rounded vs the 2008 model but the style has not changed since the 2009 remodel, and the performance saw a big boost with performance in 2011 but no change with the 2010with the 2011 model they introduced the new 5.0L coyote V8 with 412 hp and 390 lb/ft vs the outgoing 4.6L V8 with 315 hp and 320 lb/ftthe 0-60 time shot from 4.9 seconds to 4.3 secondsthe handling has not changed since the 2009 model, but here are the results anywaylateral acceleration 0.94 g and figure-eight time 25.3 seconds at 0.75 gthe big improvements in the 5.0 are obviously displacement, a better flowing cylinder head, tubular headers, and twin independent variable cam timingall of those improvements deliver 412 hp with 25 mpg highwaythe gt500 also saw a minor performance boost due to the new aluminum block 5.4L V8it saved over 100lbs in the front end vs the cast iron block, and low friction cylinder liners give it a 10 hp boost to 550hp and 510 lb/ftthe 0-60 time is not 4.0 seconds vs 4.1 last yearand minor handling improvements due to the lighter weight and the more balanced weight distribution.
