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I'll give you a billion Stanley nickels . . .
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I would say a stock base EcoBoost would probably beat the 1970 boss 302, let alone a PP2 GT....next.
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The race prepped 1969 and 1970 Boss 302 weighed 2900 lbs and made ~470 bhp.I would say a stock base EcoBoost would probably beat the 1970 boss 302, let alone a PP2 GT....next.
SO the answer is... no efing way is an Ecoboost going to beat a race prepped 1970 Boss.
https://www.supercars.net/blog/1969-ford-mustang-boss-302-trans/
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Yeah it's not practical information, but I thought it was interesting. Used to be that the race versions of vehicles made more power than the street versions. Now it's very common for the race versions to have their power restricted.
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