sms2022
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My car felt slow down low until my e85 tune. Really picked up the lower end…”feels slow” and “slow” are very different . This only applies to 18+ manual cars, BTW.
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My car felt slow down low until my e85 tune. Really picked up the lower end…”feels slow” and “slow” are very different . This only applies to 18+ manual cars, BTW.
what a statement car be slow FI...So you're saying staying N/A and changing gears will be faster and make a bigger difference than keeping his gears and boosting it?... lol
No, he's exaggerating. You'll still be faster than 90% of vehicles on the road. "Slow" is relative. Once you've gotten into sub-9 second cars, blown Stangs (or blown anything) will feel "slow" because everything feels slow compared to a race car.Even with a positive displacement type supercharger? Surprising.
But then you'd be in a Tesla and you could only get your coffee in soy form.Modifying can get very expensive and frustrating. I've spent way more than I planned after modifying my car, like 35-40k more than I planned (only like 20k planned), because I broke a cam cap and some piston skirts and had to get an aluminator and my heads redone new cams etc. Then my transmission broke , and now I may have another problem.... At this point I have more money into this car than a tesla plaid , and its still not as fast as one.
If I knew all this shite was going to happen id probably have just got a porsche or plaid and kept it stock.
true. My yellow 94 Mustang was going 150s in the quarter in the mid 90s. A blown A10 will also ruin you. LolNo, he's exaggerating. You'll still be faster than 90% of vehicles on the road. "Slow" is relative. Once you've gotten into sub-9 second cars, blown Stangs (or blown anything) will feel "slow" because everything feels slow compared to a race car.
3.73 isnt worth it but 4.09 is. You'll need tuning to make the computer happy though.ice445 wrote: Personally, the sound and enjoyment of going through the gears makes the Mustang a keeper for me.
ABSOLUTELY !
Question: I am the same way, city-driving the speed limit, shifting and enjoying the sound of recovering the RPMs [with a 2023 GT 3.55 rear end ] would a 3.73 upgrade add to the experience [namely RPM recovery related exhaust sound ] or not so much [not enough to go through the cost and trouble to upgrade]?
And a few stout motorcycles.Every car can get boring, which is exactly why you need at least three different sports cars at all times
I have a single, v-twin, parallel twin, triple, in-line 4, and v-4 all on the shop floor. Ecoboost mustang, GT Mustang, Audi v8, Challenger v8 - all stick of course.And a few stout motorcycles.
I have 2 loaded 373 pumpkins with Torsen if you want to try it and/or just jump to 4.09.would a 3.73 upgrade add to the experience
Thanks for the response, it is the one modification I would seriously consider.3.73 isnt worth it but 4.09 is. You'll need tuning to make the computer happy though.