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Reed Speed 2010 mustang

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Randall Reed Ford has decided to jump into the ring with the aftermarket Mustang tuners by offering their own signature edition 2010 Ford Mustang dubbed the Reed Speed SSE. The Reed Speed Mustang was developed in partnership with Artisan Performance and will feature a reworked engine with forged rods, new pistons and seal rings. The Mustang will also use a set of Artisan rear mounted twin turbochargers with 12 psi of boost that should bump horsepower to the 700 mark. Other goodies found on this Mustang include 14-inch rotors with six-piston calipers from SSBC, custom wide body kit that widens the rear by 3-inches and front by 1.5-inches. Inside the custom wide body kit you will find a set of 20x11 iForged wheels in the front and 20x13 out back. Giving this custom 2010 Mustang it's exclusivity is a two-tone custom BASF paint job. All Reed Speed Mustangs come with a numbered plaque and owners package whatever that is. Price and availability have not yet been released but expect it sometime in the Fall so start saving your Benjamin's.

Source: AutoBlog.com