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The Ford Custom Garage is getting pretty full.
The Ford Performance collection of aftermarket parts kits already features several for the Bronco, Bronco Sport and F-150 and more for the Mustang are coming soon.
The first is apparently being previewed but the addition of a FP800S Bronze Magneride Package that’s been posted to the “concept” section of the website, but it looks ready for prime time.
Ford unveiled the FP800S Bronze Magneride Package at the SEMA Show with a car on its stand, but has yet to confirm when it will go on sale. The Ford Custom Garage’s Mustang section still says “coming soon”.
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The FP800S kit includes a 3.0-liter Whipple supercharger for the Mustang’s 5.0-liter V8 that cranks the power up to 800 hp with the help of a calibration tool, an air/oil separator and and a set of upgraded half-shafts to handle the additional power.
The posting doesn’t specify the transmission, and a photo of the Recaro Ford Performance high-back bucket seats that comes with the package crops out the center console, but the SEMA build had a six-speed manual transmission.
A Street Lowering Kit tuned to work with the Mustang’s optional Magneride dampers lowers the ride height by .78 inches and helps the bronze 19-inch R1 wheels secured by bronze lug nuts fill out the wells.
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The package is also equipped with a Mustang Dark Horse spoiler, a front splitter, hood vents and mirror caps all constructed with carbon fiber. Bronze trim and badges along FP800S decals dress up the exterior and interior.
Potential pricing isn’t noted, but Ford Performance sells the supercharger for $10,500, the air/oil separator for $715, the half shafts for $2,575 and a Magneride-capable lowering kit for $1,545, if you want to start tallying up the parts.
Ford also debuted the Maverick 300T package concept at SEMA, which swaps the Mustang Ecoboost’s turbo onto the Maverick’s 2.0-liter four-cylinder to boost the power from 250 hp to 300 hp and adds performance suspension components.
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