BOLD RIDE
Mustangs are among the most customized vehicles in the entire U.S. market. Between their social, historical, and muscle car status, everyone and their mother has at least once in their lifetime either modified their personal Mustang, or helped someone modify theirs. This ability to be customized is helped along by the relatively low introductory price of the car, and the fact that aftermarket parts are incredibly cheap for the pony car.
ADV.1 is best known for building aftermarket wheels and showing up at SEMA with a plethora of supercars showcasing the company’s latest designs. However, to prove to the world that the company isn’t just a wheel builder, it has come out with one of the sickest custom Mustangs on the planet.
Dubbed the “Blue Devil,” this 2015 Ford Mustang started life as a GT California Special, but has quickly become something worthy of its moniker. Thanks to a 2.9-liter Whipple supercharger, Billet throttle body, new 3.75” pulley, a Whipple tune, Corsa Extreme cat-back exhaust, and new injectors and fuel rails, this new Ford Mustang now produces a demonic 666 horsepower.
In addition to all the engine performance upgrades, ADV.1 also fit a set of BC Racing NA custom coilovers, an APR Performance carbon fiber splitter, and to clad the ADV.1 ADV005 MV2 CS wheels, a set of Nitto NT05 tires that measure 275/35/20 in the front, and 315/35/20 in the back. Overall, this car looks absolutely spectacular and seems like the business.
ADV.1 also filmed the car revving and executing some sick burnouts, which you can enjoy below.
Photo Credit: ADV.1
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