Yeah, I'm just the wreckless one...tossing numbers out of my arse! Hey, that's like getting an extra lawnmower, strapped on for free!!!
In a factory car. This is our muscle car era. Better enjoy it while we can. It won't last forever.Fourcam330 said:FWIW, 575 flyweel HP is more than enough to get a 4050lb (200lbs driver) bone stock GT500 into the 11s @ over 120mph. 750 flywheel HP (638rw) is enough for a 130+ trap and 10 second slip with sticky meats.
crazyhorse06 said:In a factory car. This is our muscle car era. Better enjoy it while we can. It won't last forever.
We better start a savings account for tires right now.
if that is true, i am saving my money rite now, hopefully can get a used one in couple years for about 30 grands :banana:crazyhorse06 said:Brad posted this morning that a stock GT500 dyno'd at 489rwhp. That is all the detail he gave except a warning that it had not been emissions tested yet.
My friends, in the words of SVT "you will not be disappointed."
it is more efficient, but it is the same size.crazyhorse06 said:I don't know what you mean by extra info, but, it is the Eaton Roots M122h. It is larger and more efficient than the Term's Eaton..
crazyhorse06 said:Hey Fourcam330,
When is the right time (what mileage?) to get a baseline dyno.
then why the same 122 designation. doesn't that mean 122 cubic in?Fourcam330 said:It's larger.
that's what i thought too. :shrug:ifryrice said:then why the same 122 designation. doesn't that mean 122 cubic in?
snatchss454 said:2003/4 Cobras have an M112. The GT500 is M122. Both are CI displacement numbers I believe.
Shane
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crazyhorse06 said:In a factory car. This is our muscle car era. Better enjoy it while we can. It won't last forever.
We better start a savings account for tires right now.