Ford Mustang buyers can now get an 810-hp monster for way less than a new Dark Horse SC, but is it worth it? The FP800S Bronze package from Ford Racing Parts offers a supercharger that pushes power beyond Dark Horse SC levels, but at a cost. Installation charges will vary, but the kit itself costs $18,500. That's enough to buy a new Hyundai Venue, but it's a lot of power to have under one's foot for the price. However, there are alternatives at this price range, like the Chevy Corvette Stingray, BMW M2, and Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing. In my opinion, the FP800S Bronze package is a tempting option for Mustang enthusiasts, but it's important to consider the alternatives and the overall cost. What makes this particularly fascinating is the idea of having a supercharged Mustang for less than a new Dark Horse SC, but it's also important to consider the installation charges and the overall cost. Personally, I think it's an interesting option, but it's not for everyone. If you take a step back and think about it, the FP800S Bronze package offers a lot of power for the price, but it's also important to consider the alternatives and the overall cost. This raises a deeper question: is it worth it to spend so much money on a supercharged Mustang when there are other options available at a similar price point? A detail that I find especially interesting is the fact that the FP800S Bronze package is similar to the FP800S concept package that was previously offered. What this really suggests is that Ford is offering a lot of power for the price, but it's also important to consider the installation charges and the overall cost. In my opinion, the FP800S Bronze package is a tempting option for Mustang enthusiasts, but it's important to consider the alternatives and the overall cost. One thing that immediately stands out is the fact that the FP800S Bronze package offers a lot of power for the price, but it's also important to consider the installation charges and the overall cost. What many people don't realize is that the FP800S Bronze package is similar to the FP800S concept package that was previously offered, and it's also important to consider the alternatives and the overall cost. If you take a step back and think about it, the FP800S Bronze package offers a lot of power for the price, but it's also important to consider the installation charges and the overall cost. This raises a deeper question: is it worth it to spend so much money on a supercharged Mustang when there are other options available at a similar price point? In my opinion, the FP800S Bronze package is a tempting option for Mustang enthusiasts, but it's important to consider the alternatives and the overall cost. Personally, I think it's an interesting option, but it's not for everyone. From my perspective, the FP800S Bronze package offers a lot of power for the price, but it's also important to consider the installation charges and the overall cost. What makes this particularly fascinating is the idea of having a supercharged Mustang for less than a new Dark Horse SC, but it's also important to consider the alternatives and the overall cost. If you take a step back and think about it, the FP800S Bronze package offers a lot of power for the price, but it's also important to consider the installation charges and the overall cost. This raises a deeper question: is it worth it to spend so much money on a supercharged Mustang when there are other options available at a similar price point?
