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Mrfish55 03-18-2009 03:04 AM

Sounds lumpy mmmmmmmmmmmmm lumpy, sounds good for a ford but I'll stick to my Hemi:biggrin: gotta love american muscle.

Delphinus 03-18-2009 06:10 AM

Makes me miss my old '67... :( Sigh.

wickedfrags 03-18-2009 02:47 PM

They use their mustang dyno mostly for tuning and for that reason it always givest lower numbers. dyno'd at 301RWHP 315TQ, based on the mods I expect it would be consistent with what everyone else gets with their cars, around 315RWHP/315TQ +/-. Now if I do the exhaust...........well that will help, currently factory exhaust on the car.

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Originally Posted by whiteice669 (Post 400569)
sweet, what kind of numbers did they get off the dyno ??

Actually that is about as mild as they come, designed by Ford. No springs required, 1mm more lift and valves open a little longer is all. Could have went more agressive but the drivablity goes down and I do not intend on taking it to the track that much so every last bit of HP is not that important to me.

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Originally Posted by lorenz0 (Post 400600)
man, domestic cars have such a response to such a small mod

sounds like you went with one aggressive cam

Much more lopey than the 67'-70' mustangs. Ford has done really well since they went with the retro look in 2005, suprising GM and Crysler took so long to introduce comparable cars. Gotta love the marketing of that HEMI - most people do not even know what it means or that essentially all modern engines use this technology.

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Originally Posted by Mrfish55 (Post 400604)
Sounds lumpy mmmmmmmmmmmmm lumpy, sounds good for a ford but I'll stick to my Hemi:biggrin: gotta love american muscle.


banditpowdercoat 03-18-2009 02:58 PM

Nice number, Wicked. :D wana race LMAO

Rbacchiega 03-18-2009 04:26 PM

Fancy!

I used to own a '73 Mustang convertable. Now I'll just stick with my '51 Merc and '66 Caddy....although there is an old '49 Hudson Hornet at the body shop that's for sale....

andestang 03-18-2009 06:07 PM

Very nice, gotta love the sound. I own a 69 Mach 1 and also part of my user name . I should dyno it one day, we'll see how this year turns out.

digital-audiophile 03-18-2009 06:40 PM

Must have to sell a lot of frags to run a car like that :p :mrgreen:

All kidding aside, she is a beaut!

wickedfrags 03-18-2009 08:48 PM

Some fine automobiles - my dad had a '70 mustang and inherited a '62 Caddy...thing was massive, about 22 feet if I recall.

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Originally Posted by Rbacchiega (Post 400738)
Fancy!

I used to own a '73 Mustang convertable. Now I'll just stick with my '51 Merc and '66 Caddy....although there is an old '49 Hudson Hornet at the body shop that's for sale....

Wow, nice to be able to get your hands on a 69. Feel free to post some pics of that!

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Originally Posted by andestang (Post 400766)
Very nice, gotta love the sound. I own a 69 Mach 1 and also part of my user name . I should dyno it one day, we'll see how this year turns out.

Thanks. And ya, I only put 94 octane in it........so it is by no means cheap. I try not to warm up the tires that much as I would have to seel ALOT of frags if I did that. That being said, I am pretty happy with the tank these days, should get some updated pictures.

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Originally Posted by digital-audiophile (Post 400772)
Must have to sell a lot of frags to run a car like that :p :mrgreen:

All kidding aside, she is a beaut!


Parker 03-18-2009 11:20 PM

Nice car, sounds great

Ya Dude 03-19-2009 01:49 AM

that was so much more exiting than watching my own car idle.


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