IrishStallion
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Trap speeds are better indicator of power imo over dyno numbers. I was promised.... lol.
A 500 whp a10 ought to be 122-124 mph full weight.
A 500 whp a10 ought to be 122-124 mph full weight.
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Is there pump E85 in the GTA? In the Peg it only comes in 5 gallon pails or 55 gallon drums haha.I’m not that serious considering i’ll never touch E85
Really??? How much weight will that save you? That will take off maybe 0.0000000000000001 off your quarter mile time, and add another inch per hour to your trap speed.Keep your windshield washer reservoir no more than half full
About 4.5 lbs, give or take. Like I said, if you want to nitpick the weight. Same thing w/ the engine cover, strut tower brace, etc. I think those are the types of things you can do for max effort. Some people buy carbon fiber hoods that are expensive and save what, 10 lbs? You can save almost half of that simply by not filling the windshield washer reservoir more than half way! Seems like a no brainer compared to a CF hood.Really??? How much weight will that save you? That will take off maybe 0.0000000000000001 off your quarter mile time, and add another inch per hour to your trap speed.
I hope you do make that kind of power but I just feel like you have a company promising you about 40+/-rwhp than most make with those mods.Lmaoo kk i’ll post the dyno once i’ve got everything on. i like making people eat their words haha
If only bolts on, you will regret when you go against a guy with just a blower cause he will gap you pretty good. This happened years ago but I met a guy with the same mustang as mine. He had all the bolts on you can have plus stage 2 heads port and polish. Over all the money he spent is more than I am. I just have a vortech blower and everything else is stock. He raced me and I gapped him pretty good.
Yeah I mean, that’s doable but at the same time it’s not that serious to me, like i said i’m Canadian - it don’t need to go full try hard to be impressive hereI know you mentioned storing the car for winter was an e85 deterrent, but what a flex tune? Run e85 when active and convenient, but run down to empty and put the 94 in it when storing? Best of both worlds. Multiple fuel options, one tune.
Got it. Just something to keep in mind if you end up not quite getting what you want out of the setup. Good to have options, it's a great platform!Yeah I mean, that’s doable but at the same time it’s not that serious to me, like i said i’m Canadian - it don’t need to go full try hard to be impressive here
Completely agree but OP originally wanted to attempt non e. Just wanting options explored.Once you run the gen3 on corn you will never want to go back. There is significant gains in low to mid range torque that is felt in normal everyday non wot driving. Transforms the car imo.