exar333
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The v6 Mustang smacks the 370z around. So why not have a v6.
Uh, no...
The v6 Mustang smacks the 370z around. So why not have a v6.
The v6 Mustang smacks the 370z around. So why not have a v6.
Heh, and I just *had* to go ahead and buy the '12 model... Still, the main problem with the car is that given the stock suspension it can't get the 550hp it's already got to the ground.
Still, if I ever feel horsepower envy, Ford Racing has a 50 state legal supercharger upgrade that bumps power output to 750hp. I'm not worried![]()
Look at those HP numbers. The eighties sucked for cars.
The v6 Mustang smacks the 370z around. So why not have a v6.
I for one would love a turbo'd mustang.... whether it is a V6 or I4 doesn't matter. even with the 2.5, I have visions of some exhaust work, maybe some hardpipes, injectors and fuel pump -> tuned out on e85 making 450+ whp (550+ bhp)
forget the superchargers, turbos are the way to go. Easier to make more power... no pulley/belt swaps, just turn a dial and go. Not always constantly hearing the alien whine. No doubt that would be cool for a while, but not all.the.time.
The mustang has really come around in the last generation with the 5.0. a turbo'd version would really seal the deal with a new crowd of owners like me.
No, they didn't, because that's what most cars had, pretty much.
You are aware that a supercharger does not whine all the time, right? They only whine when they go into boost.
superchargers are RPM based so you basically make boost all the time.
"Filmed on private road" sure...![]()
superchargers are RPM based so you basically make boost all the time.
I take it you never owned a modern supercharged car? Mine makes no boost at 5k rpm if I'm lightly on the throttle. Tip it to 100% and it's instantly on. Secondly, you can barely hear the whine even at full throttle so they can be easy to live with.
Car and Driver has it going around VIR seconds faster than the Z, despite hitting the speed governor for seconds on end.0-60mph times:
2011 V6 Mustang - 5.1 sec
2011 370z (not even the Nismo) - 4.6 sec
So exactly how does the V6 Mustang smack around the 370z?
Car and Driver has it going around VIR seconds faster than the Z, despite hitting the speed governor for seconds on end.
Stop paper racing.
Again, I don't think you understand. How old are you?lol, "stop paper racing" and you're quoting C&D. Maybe you should carry that C&D magazine with you when you try and keep that Z from passing you on the streets in your V6 Mustang.I find it even funnier when people have a "racing stripe" on their V6 Mustang. Seriously, WTF are you racing?
You got that right....eargasmic I call it.
Here is a video of a GT500 with the Super Snake 725HP upgrade....listen to that blower
Super Snake
You are aware that a supercharger does not whine all the time, right? They only whine when they go into boost.
The whine is belt noise. Unless you take the gilmer belt off the drive pully, it's going to whine. Now, the whine will get louder when the recirculation valve closes and it's making boost, and with good sound insulation I suppose they could cover up most of the off-boost whine, but I've yet to hear a supercharged car that didn't make at least some tell-tale whine at idle.
ZV
The whine is belt noise. Unless you take the gilmer belt off the drive pully, it's going to whine. Now, the whine will get louder when the recirculation valve closes and it's making boost, and with good sound insulation I suppose they could cover up most of the off-boost whine, but I've yet to hear a supercharged car that didn't make at least some tell-tale whine at idle.
ZV
The whine is belt noise. Unless you take the gilmer belt off the drive pully, it's going to whine. Now, the whine will get louder when the recirculation valve closes and it's making boost, and with good sound insulation I suppose they could cover up most of the off-boost whine, but I've yet to hear a supercharged car that didn't make at least some tell-tale whine at idle.
ZV
