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2015-2017 Mustang GT: Parts, Specs and More

By the time the 2015 Mustang GT was released, the Coyote 5.0L engine had made the Ford Mustang one of the most popular — and FASTEST — cars on the road. The 2015 model year brought a brand new retro-meets-euro design: the S550.

While the Mustang already had one of the top-performing powerplant setups on the market, the sixth-generation S550 body and chassis provided a more ergonomic shape. Additionally, every model now came with independent rear suspension (IRS), along with improved steering and handling, which made a big impact on the track and racing prospects for the 2015 Mustang GT. Of course, choosing the right aftermarket 2015-2017 Mustang GT parts can take your pony car to an even higher level.

Quality Suspension Makes a Difference

The S550's IRS initially made some people wary of the 2015 Mustang GT's straight-line performance. However, leaders in aftermarket Mustang GT aftermarket suspension mods, like BMR Suspension and UPR Products, quickly began dominating both the street and strip. They set records for 60-foot and 1/4 mile times, proving the difference that high-quality suspension can make to an already-strong platform.

2015-2017 Mustang GT Parts

What Makes The Coyote Engine So Special?

We're tempted to say, "Dumb question, moving on." But, in an effort to be a little less arrogant, we'll explain. Introduced on the 2011 Mustang GT, the Coyote engine is still here for a reason. It. Is. A. Beast. It's powerful, loud and shockingly efficient. In 2015, the Coyote got a good horsepower bump, and it stuck around on Mustang GT models in 2016, 2017 and well into the 2020s. Some maniacs (our favorite kind) have even taken to "Coyote Swapping," putting Coyotes in old Fox Body and New Edge Mustangs. It's just a damn fine engine. That said, part of what we love about it is how easily modified it is — a few 2015-2017 Mustang GT engine upgrades can unleash the beast.

2015 Mustang GT Parts & Specs

The specs for the first S550 GT were impressive. That's even before adding any 2015 Mustang GT performance parts.

Horsepower:
435 hp
Torque:
400 lb-ft
Powerplant:
5.0L V8
Redline:
7000 RPM
Drivetrain:
Rear-Wheel Drive w/ 6-Speed Manual Transmission
Speed:
0-60 MPH in 4.5 Seconds

Once you throw some 2015 Mustang GT upgrades into the mix, things get a lot more impressive (and interesting). With a few of your favorite 2015 Mustang GT parts from the aftermarket to upgrade your handling, speed and power, you can amp up your viciously powered V8 engine to make your pony car an absolute weapon on both the street and the track.

2015 Mustang GT performance parts from Lethal are your chance to dial up your specs and give your ride new life – don't miss out by staying with your factory set-up. While you're at it, why not check out some of our 2015 Mustang GT accessories to match your looks with your new performance capability? Just because you're loyal to the Mustang brand doesn't mean you must blend in with the crowd. Lethal Performance has all the 2015 Mustang GT parts to make your ride your own.

2016 Mustang GT Parts & Specs

You’re not going to see a huge difference from 2015 to 2016, although the 0-60 time did go down slightly. Some 2016 Mustang GT upgrades could take it down even lower.

Horsepower:
435 hp
Torque:
400 lb-ft
Powerplant:
5.0L V8
Redline:
7000 RPM
Drivetrain:
Rear-Wheel Drive w/ 6-Speed Manual Transmission
Speed:
0-60 MPH in 4.3 Seconds

Maybe you're impressed with the speed of your 2016 model – but you'll always know in the back of your head that it's stock speed. You deserve better than that. When you're ready to transform your ride into the heavyweight champ of muscle cars, 2016 Mustang GT parts from Lethal are here to help. The components in our inventory are designed to work in tandem with everything your ride already has going for it. Even the simplest parts, like a cold air intake or axle-back exhaust, will enhance the natural performance of your ride.

It doesn't take much to turn this ferocious beast into a frightening monster. Whether on the road or the dragstrip, 2016 Mustang GT performance parts give your pony a serious boost in power, torque and aggression. And, of course, 2016 Mustang GT accessories are there to add a bit of style to all your mods.

2017 Mustang GT Parts & Specs

Again, there are no major differences in the 2017 Mustang GT upgrades and specs, but they're still likely to impress.

Horsepower:
435 hp
Torque:
400 lb-ft
Powerplant:
5.0L V8
Redline:
7000 RPM
Drivetrain:
Rear-Wheel Drive w/ 6-Speed Manual Transmission
Speed:
0-60 MPH in 4.5 Seconds

Just because the 2017 model year didn't add any significant upgrades to its specs doesn't mean you have to take it as it is. That's stock owner talk. 2017 Mustang GT upgrades are your chance to kick your power and performance up a notch. Like our parts for 2015 and 2016 models, 2017 Mustang GT aftermarket parts can boost every aspect of your ride to make it more capable and maximize its power potential. With just a few 2017 Mustang GT upgrades, you can make your ride one of a kind and keep it running at its peak for years. And you can always add more 2017 Mustang GT parts as your need for performance grows.

Make Your S550 Look Even Better With 2015-2017 Mustang GT Accessories

We've already sung the praises of the S550 design, but you can push the look of your pony car beyond badass with 2015-2017 Mustang GT body and styling parts from companies like Roush, Cervinis, TruFiber and more. Are you a fan of the carbon fiber look? You'll find a vast assortment of carbon fiber parts available from Anderson Composites, Icon and TruCarbon. 2015-2017 Mustang GT accessories pair your unbeatable performance capabilities with stylish aesthetics to grab attention from all directions.

2015-2017 Mustang GT Accessories

What 2015-2017 Mustang GT Parts Should I Upgrade My Car With?

So, we've already explained the importance of suspension and engine parts, as well as cosmetic upgrades. But making your 2015-2017 Mustang GT look great and launch right is only the first step! You can pick up some power with 2015-2017 Mustang GT custom tunes from our Tune Shop, including Lund Racing, AED, Palm Beach Dyno and Li Tuning & Racing. This pairs well with everything from 2015-2017 Mustang GT cold air intakes from JLT Performance or PMAS to 2015-2017 Mustang GT exhausts, such as long tube headers from manufacturers like Kooks, American Racing, Corsa or MBRP.

What 2015-2017 Mustang GT Parts Are Under Warranty?

One of the main reasons performance lovers tend to steer clear of modifying their ride is the fear that installing a new part might void their warranty. Don't worry – your warranty should be safe with all the 2015-2017 Mustang GT parts in our inventory. Thanks to the 1975 Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, Ford can't do a thing. However, you can run into some problems if your components are defective or installed incorrectly, causing damage to another warranty-covered part.

Choose 2015-2017 Mustang GT Parts From Lethal to Power Up Your S550

Whether you've already dipped your toe into 2015-2017 Mustang GT aftermarket parts or you're just getting started, we've got everything you need. The S550 is a hell of a platform, and we know how to make it rip. Need to become more powerful than you can possibly imagine? Get yourself set up with some boost! 2015-2017 Mustang GT superchargers from Whipple Superchargers, Vortech, Procharger, Roush and more can help you hit 600+rwhp! While you're going fast, make sure your exhaust system sounds good with a 2015-2017 Mustang GT Resonator Deletes paired with some of the most popular 2015-2017 Mustang GT axle backs from brands like Roush and Magnaflow. When it comes to 2015-2017 Mustang GT parts on the aftermarket, Lethal Performance is your one-stop shop for crafting a killer ride.

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