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Mustang GTD Competition sets second fastest Nurburgring time.
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Well that's what I was talking about, the parts that make the GTD so special can't just be bolted onto a normal Mustang. The transmission was moved to the rear, allowing them to move the engine back behind the front axle, connecting the two via a torque tube, no trunk space cause Ford filled it with a radiator for said trans and an inboard suspension system.
There are a few other things that probably could be added to a normal Mustang but, it'd be more cosplay at that point lol