NFS Payback - LV399 Ford Mustang GT Heist Edition Race Spec Performance & Gameplay

Fully Upgraded Level 399 1090HP Ford Mustang GT race spec gameplay for Need For Speed Payback. Showcasing it's overall performance in 3 events and 1 online race events and 1 bait crate event. Performance/Speed Cards and stats are shown at the end of the video. Played with keyboard and manual transmission.

Timeline:
0:06 - Mountain Run, Sprint Race
1:58 - Multiplayer Casual speedlist, No-Fly Zone
3:53 - Ember Valley Showdown, Sprint Race
7:17 - Bait Crate Event Police Pursuit
9:06 - Lift-Off, Sprint Race
11:41 - Performance, Stats and Speed Cards + Live Tuning

Ford Mustang GT Race Spec Performance review:
Long ago, I've reviewed the Chevrolet Camaro Z28 and it had terrible overall acceleration. How it's other American counter part stands? Well, a bit better.

Let's start with the Mustang GT's strange gearing. It has nice even gears until you hit 6th gear which is a really tall gear and it does effect the speed between 5th and 6th gear.

Overall the acceleration and NOS power is decent but not amazing. Handling wise it has large drift angle, decently light and responsive to brake drift. It has decent drift recovery speed too. It's drift cornering speed is good at low speed but it does lost a bit of speed at medium/high speeds at large angles. Not the best race spec when it comes to performance, but not the worse either.

While the car overall seems decent, it does have issues with kerbs. It's not good in city tracks as the Mustang does not react well with kerbs and sidewalk.

How does it compare with 911 RSR and Regera:
The car is just decent at best in terms of stats and the lap times shows that too.

Soundtrack:
Datarock - I Used to Dance With My Daddy
NFS World - Race 01
Blur OST - In my cage
NFS Rivals Pursuit Score - Over The Edge
Markus Schulz Pres. Elevation - Somewhere
NFS Carbon - Muscle Theme