Mr.T said:The Shelby hood is aluminum. The SN95 Mustangs used the composite SMC (Sheet Molded Compound) hood.
Thanks, Mr. T...do you know how much it weighs?
Mr.T said:The Shelby hood is aluminum. The SN95 Mustangs used the composite SMC (Sheet Molded Compound) hood.
After the basic intake/exhaust/chip/pulley, that is where I will go next.03SoCalCobra said:I see a big opportunity for aftermarket light-weight replacement parts and packages
mrGT said:03Terminator,
As far as the Shakers.....the 1000 has an amplifier and woofers mounted in the right side of the trunk.....and adds the 75lbs. The 500, which is standard with the Shelby, doesn't have an external amp, so I doubt it adds that much weight to the car.
hawkster said:Well I have a few good ideas to start with losing some weight. How about a Dyna-Battery and remove the spare tire and jack. Save about 65lbs.
THANKS for that info.....I guess I misunderstood the salesman. Where are the two smaller amps located?Posted by Evil_Merlin
The 500 does have an external amp. Two of them actually, just like the Mach460's. The Shaker 1000's are larger and heavier amps
TacticalKaos said:The weight is the reason I'd never even consider it today. Face it, today HP limitiations are almost unlimited. Throw some boost and high octane fuel with a proper tune on something and you're looking in excess of 500 whp in many cases (Cobras for sure, EVOs, STis, etc...) Speed is essentially determined by a power to weight (with a few other less concerning variables). Come on motor companies, make us something feather light with good potential engine.
Evil_Merlin said:No spare tire and jack with the GT500, it's a can of fix-a-flat, just like the vettes.